what's the difference between"relish"and"enjoy"?
I have watched a romance movie called“”About Time”,and there's a saying in the end"All we can do is do our best to relish this remarkable ride".
I wonder what's the difference between"relish"and"enjoy"
btw,its really a moving movie

Question

what's the difference between"relish"and"enjoy"?
I have watched a romance movie called“”About Time”,and there's a saying in the end"All we can do is do our best to relish this remarkable ride".
I wonder what's the difference between"relish"and"enjoy"
btw,its really a moving  movie

Answer

They have a similar meaning, but the word  'relish'  is usually used in certain phrases  e.g.  'I relish the opportunity' / 'I relish the prospect of . .'   -  I am looking forward to . .',  'I appreciate . .'   It tends to refer to a situation.