Revelated
Verb. Past tense of revelations
Matt was revelated with the revelations
Revelating
this is definitely a word that the mainstream dictionary forgot!
revelating
to be uplifted by a new idea/situation
to be in the process of a new idea eg i am revelating
to be speaking of having a revelation in past tense eg i had a revelating day yesterday
i found that the dogging in Doncaster was quite revelating
revelating
to be uplifted by a new idea/situation
to be in the process of a new idea eg i am revelating
to be speaking of having a revelation in past tense eg i had a revelating day yesterday
i found that the dogging in Doncaster was quite revelating
I had a 'revelating' day..meaning i had day that gave me a whole new perspective on things!!
Reveling
(V). The act of renting a electric scooter (mostly by millennials) and riding within the set geo fence limits all the whole thinking it’s an exercise of your freedom.
Even though Constance was just reveling through Brooklyn, she imagined she was cruising on Route 66.... on a Harley.
Revel
1. To celebrate wildly, enthusiastically, extremely happy.
2. To take great pleasure or delight.
3. To make merry
2. To take great pleasure or delight.
3. To make merry
She will revel tonight after he proposes.
Dude is revelling on that trip.
Dude is revelling on that trip.
revelation
realizing that you wanna change your life and do what you want and not what other people want you to do and follow your heart
i had a revelation to move to venice beach and live in a car
revelation
A moment of insight on a certain matter.
One day, when the emptiness has become unbearable, a revelation will dawn upon him.
- Jack London
- Jack London
Revelance
Reveling in the fact that there it was always more to learn.
To know that you really don't know anything is true Revelance