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bask in the sunshine

bask in the sunshine verb: to enjoy or revel in a glorious moment.

Verb

bask in the sunshine (third-person singular simple present basks in the sunshine, present participle basking in the sunshine, simple past and past participle basked in the sunshine)

  1. (idiomatic) To enjoy or revel in a glorious moment.

Forms of bask in the sunshine

third-person singular presentbasks in the sunshine
present participlebasking in the sunshine
past participlebasked in the sunshine
pastbasked in the sunshine

Questions about bask in the sunshine

What does bask in the sunshine mean?
Bask in the sunshine means to enjoy or revel in a glorious moment.
What part of speech is bask in the sunshine?
Bask in the sunshine is a verb.
What is the past tense of bask in the sunshine?
The past tense of bask in the sunshine is basked in the sunshine.

Words near bask in the sunshine in the dictionary

  1. basitriches
  2. basitrichous
  3. basiventral
  4. basivertebral
  5. bask
  6. bask in the sunshine
  7. Baska
  8. Baskcomb
  9. Baskcombs
  10. basked
  11. basked in the sunshine

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