What is the meaning of the word savored as it is used in this sentence from paragraph 9?

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Savored. means enjoyed. Therefore, if he was savoring the teams accomplishments, he was enjoying himself as well as the group. The correct answer is B. Fully Enjoyed.

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valentinak56 [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

fully enjoyed

Explanation:

The verb savor means to enjoy something completely. As a a result, in the sentence from paragraph nine, the speaker directs attention to the man's delight as regards something successfully done by the team. In that respect, the man has been talking to the swimmers and feels content about his own actions.

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