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Meanings of appetence in English
Synonyms
Examples for "appetite"
Examples for "appetite"
1
He also said the bank needed to maintain Egypt's carry trade appetite.
2
He was working up quite an appetite; his first of the week.
3
However, my interest in sanity had gone the way of my appetite.
4
In this lower gold price environment, miners' appetite for risk has shrunk.
5
There's a growing appetite among young people for financial advice on investing.
1
This at first suggests an appetency for another language like the dog-Latin gibberish of children.
2
Thus also the glans penis, when it is distended with blood, acquires a new sensibility, and a new appetency.
3
There is a literary appetite, which the author can no more impart than the most skilful cook can give an appetency to the guests.
4
I myself doubt that particular application of the Darwinian theory which attributes male peculiarities of form, structure, colour, and ornament to female appetency or predilection.
5
BMW has finally revealed a secret project bakkie that twelve of its most talented young technical appetencies have been working on.
Usage of appetence in English
1
Whatever the state of Asher's heart, he had gone to ground, eluding even the appetence of Christopher Christmas's researches.