" revels (in) "

 [ "Revelating" ]

1: this is definitely a word that the mainstream dictionary forgot! revelating to be uplifted by a new idea/situation to be in the process of a new idea eg i am revelating to be speaking of having a revelation in past tense eg i had a revelating day yesterday i found that the dogging in Doncaster was quite revelating

  * e.g.,  ... I had a 'revelating' day..meaning i had day that gave me a whole new perspective on things!! 

 [ "Reveling" ]

1: (V). The act of renting a electric scooter (mostly by millennials) and riding within the set geo fence limits all the whole thinking it’s an exercise of your freedom.

  * e.g.,  ... Even though Constance was just reveling through Brooklyn, she imagined she was cruising on Route 6... on a Harley. 

 [ "Revel" ]

1:  To celebrate wildly, enthusiastically, extremely happy. To take great pleasure or delight.

  * e.g.,  ... She will revel tonight after he proposes. Dude is revelling on that trip. 

 [ "Revel" ]

2:  To make merry

 [ "revelation" ]

1: realizing that you wanna change your life and do what you want and not what other people want you to do and follow your heart

  * e.g.,  ... i had a revelation to move to venice beach and live in a car 

 [ "revelation" ]

1: A moment of insight on a certain matter.

  * e.g.,  ... One day, when the emptiness has become unbearable, a revelation will dawn upon him. 

 [ "Revelance" ]

1: Reveling in the fact that there it was always more to learn.

  * e.g.,  ... To know that you really don't know anything is true Revelance 

 [ "Revelating" ]

1: Okay this is actually a word but for some reason the dictionary doesn't have it... It is the present participle of revelate, from the Latin root relevatus, meaning the act of disambiguation.

  * e.g.,  ... I just found out i'm actually a taurus moon not a gemini moon!!! This shit is revelating! 

 [ "revelence" ]

1: To be amazed at one's self from making up a ficticious word.

  * e.g.,  ... I was in complete revelence after using the word revelence in a sentence and not even batting an eye. 

 [ "Revel" ]

1: To fully enjoy the moment and to wildly, loud and proudly celebrate, sometimes involving alcoholic beverages and dancing.

  * e.g.,  ... Everyone gathered to revel in the night! 

 [ "Revelation" ]

1: Clouds parting, sun shining through the rain, chorus of angels... like a Philadelphia cream cheese commercial.

  * e.g.,  ... Rushy: insert lame story here Suzie: "I was expecting it to be more of a revelation."