The meaning of BASK is to lie or relax in a pleasant warmth or atmosphere. How to use bask in a sentence.

To expose oneself to pleasant warmth. 2. To take great pleasure or satisfaction: "an opportunity to bask in the genteel applause of the faithful" (Paul A. Witteman).

Phrasal verb bask in something (Definition of basking from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

Definition of bask verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. bask (in something) to enjoy sitting or lying in the heat or light of something, especially the sun. We sat basking in the warm …

We sat basking in the sun. Tourists were basking on the beaches. He stood before the audience, basking in their applause.

To enhance the flavour of strawberries allow them to bask in the sunshine and go soft. Much of the country will bask in sunshine today, with the highest temperatures in the south. Shiraz and …

To bask in something is to take it in, receive its warmth, or bathe in its goodness. On the first warm day of the spring, you may bask in the sunshine. When you win the Pulitzer, you bask in your own glory.

To expose oneself to pleasant warmth. To warm oneself pleasantly, as in the sunlight. To expose to warmth. To take great pleasure or satisfaction. To enjoy a warm or pleasant feeling from being in a …

Use "basking" to vividly describe the act of enjoying warmth, praise, or success. For example, "The team was basking in the glow of their victory."

BASK definition: to lie in or be exposed to a pleasant warmth. See examples of bask used in a sentence.