Delectation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DELECTATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• delight, enjoyment
• pleasure and delight
• Great pleasure; delight.
• a feeling of extreme pleasure or satisfaction
• act of receiving pleasure from something

Words related to DELECTATION

delectations15

Words that contain DELECTATION

delectations15

How to use DELECTATION in a sentence

• Then the guests were taken to a large hall where supper was ready for their delectation.
• Of love I freely gave you yonder in Navarre, as yonder at Eltham I crucified my innermost heart for your delectation.
• For our delectation Brault sang ten of his songs between toasts.
• Whole classes of girls and boys were marched to the large basement to be put through their paces for the delectation of visitors.
• As the big seaman deftly worked with iron hook and right hand, he spun yarns for the delectation of his mates.
• This and Lady That were half-apologetically retailed for his presumed delectation.
• But although grace was not increased in Christ through His receiving this sacrament, yet He had a certain spiritual delectation from the new institution of this sacrament.
• These are no mares for the public service, or for the private delectation of some rich plebeian.
• Ah, ah! Come my gentle cavalier, my dear boy, my little charm, my paradise of delectation, let me drink thine eyes, eat thee, kill thee with my love.
• Gutter children are an impossibility in a place where there are no gutters for their innocent delectation.
• To the writer it appears nevertheless that it is in essentials the work of an earlier period, taken up and finished thus late in the day for the delectation of the Spanish king.
• And what a solemn moment was that when the tallest goblet was filled to the brim for the delectation of the prophet Elijah and the door thrown open for his entry.
• It was almost like a pageant marching out of antiquity for our delectation.
• Hastings, my stenographer, became very expert at deciphering and transcribing it on the machine for my delectation.
• I have only portrayed the heads of tribes as yet for your delectation.
• And yet there was little delectation in self-restraint.
• As a finish there was a Wild Western cyclone, and a whole Indian village was blown out of existence for the delectation of the English audience.
• One of the little griffins, wishing to reserve this delicate morsel for its own delectation, caught the boy up in its talons and flew away to a neighboring tree.
• The place was made up of three solid blocks of dance halls, for the delectation of the sailors of the world.
• Mallet surpassed herself by her rendering of a menu, especially composed by Atherley for the delectation of their guest.

Similar words containing LECTA without suffix tion and without prefix de

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