Savor in a sentence as a noun

Professor Ng's lectures are like a life savor to me.

Let's just take a moment to savor a basic fact: it was a randomized experiment.

If I could reduce the time wasted on cooking/eating 2/3 of my meals, and then truly savor the last 1/3, I would be quite happy.

Perhaps you need to pour a glass of wine and learn to savor the source code, and to appreciate the power of modern programming languages.

Some of us prefer to spend less money or effort looking for games and really savor those that have long playtimes and replay ability.

Savor in a sentence as a verb

Re: Gourmet snacks and Tampons being a weird combination to ship: Our customers love that they get to savor high quality treats around the time of the month when it feels extra stressful.

Some of us will read it and savor what we see as our powerful, well-oiled work environment, and some of us will look and despair at the unproductive tedium that envelops us.

I'm as much a fan of clear, meaningful titles as the next person, but when life hands you such an unforced, ambiguous, deliciously absurd title, I think it's best to savor it.

The result was a sort of schizophrenia: Irrational would build these incredible environments and characters, and then stick them in the exact type of game where players couldn't linger over and savor them.

I'm rather confident that what we used to call embedded devices are just dead and are now plain computers"How I would savor watching him sit in one of our engineering meetings where we discuss byte and cycle budgets available to subroutines on our network routing layer.

Savor definitions

noun

the taste experience when a savoury condiment is taken into the mouth

See also: relish flavor flavour sapidity savour smack tang

verb

derive or receive pleasure from; get enjoyment from; take pleasure in; "She relished her fame and basked in her glory"

See also: enjoy bask relish savour

verb

have flavor; taste of something

See also: taste savour

verb

taste appreciatively; "savor the soup"

See also: savour

verb

give taste to

See also: savour