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Artyom's notebook entry: Apr 13, 2011
Recently, I found one very interesting phrase. It's "to be luxuriate in (smth)", having the same meaning as "to enjoy (smth)". Please, tell me, does "to be luxuriate in (smth)" really mean "to enjoy (smth)"? Or do I err? When and how often is "to be luxuriate in (smth)" used? Please, explain me, who can :)
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