She ate apples with relish.

Meaning: This means she put the apples in her mouth and chewed and swallowed them while feeling great enjoyment or pleasure.

Choice of Words: Ate is the past tense of eat, which means to put food in your mouth and chew and swallow it. Apples are a type of fruit that is usually red or green. Relish is a feeling of great enjoyment or pleasure.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• She ate the fruit with relish.
• She ate it with relish.
• The hungry dog ate the tasty bone with relish.
• The boy ate the apple with relish.
• The girl ate the apple with relish.
• The hungry dog ate the juicy bone with great relish.
• Hungry dog ate bone with relish.
• He ate the delicious pizza with relish.
• He ate the pizza with relish.
• He ate it with relish.