verb
- lying or sitting in warmth and light, especially sunlight
- enjoying and taking pleasure in something, especially praise or attention
Usage: present participle of ‘bask’
Usage: present participle of ‘bask’
noun
- the act of lying in warmth or enjoying something pleasurable
Usage: gerund form
Examples
- The cat was basking in the sunny window.
- Seals were basking on the warm rocks.
- She was basking in the praise from her teacher.
- The actor was basking in the applause.
- Basking in the sun is one of summer’s simple pleasures.
- The lizard spent hours basking on the hot stone.
- He was basking in his recent success.