luxuriating

• I lay back in it, luxuriating, the water churning to a controlled froth by jets that hit it and me from dozens of angles. —  Butcher, Jim - Dead Beat (v1.0) (html).html
• The cartoon implies that the Uighurs there are terrorists, now luxuriating, and that it is ridiculous for the United States to pick up the tab. —  Statesman - AP Sports
• She sunk into the feelings and quickly floated off into the ether - luxuriating in the feel of the exquisitely delicious pain radiating throughout her body; and she realized that change was a very good thing. —  Trollop with a Laptop
• Yet, for all that, there was an air of power and of reserved strength about him that set him apart from his fellows, and a casual observer would have believed him cold, and perhaps a thought calculating, in nature Yet, standing there, looking out on that quiet, narrow street, he was seething with varying emotions in which he was, in a sense, luxuriating, though whether he would have admitted any living being to a share in them was another matter Home! —  What Timmy Did
• I can't get over it, "Nina said, luxuriating in surprise. —  Harriet and the Piper

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