savorthenow
verbUK /ˈseɪvə ðə naʊ/
US /ˈseɪvər ðə naʊ/
To enjoy the present moment and not worry about later.
When the sun came out, we decided to savorthenow and play outside all afternoon.
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2. To stop and appreciate something good before it passes.
She took a deep breath to savorthenow before blowing out her birthday candles.
3. To make the most of a happy time with friends or family.
On the last day of vacation, we savorthenow with a big picnic on the beach.
4. To pay full attention to what is happening right now.
During the concert, he closed his eyes to savorthenow and listen to every note.