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(i) Derive or receive pleasure from; get enjoyment from; take pleasure in; enjoy doing something: ‘I enjoy speaking foreign language.’ ‘I really enjoyed myself during Christmas holidays.’ (ii) Get benefit from: ‘She enjoys the privilege of being a child.’

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Despite

Despite, and in spite of (Regardless of) are prepositions (NOT conjunctions). Despite sth (WITHOUT of): ‘Despite the heat, she wouldn’t take her coat off.’ In spite of sth (WITH of): ‘In spite of the heat, she wouldn’t take her coat off.’ Share via: Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn More

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