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Meanings of appetising in English
Appealing to or stimulating the appetite especially in appearance or aroma.
Usage of appetising in English
1
All of the food looks appetising and is within its best-before date.
2
He stopped when he realised that it did not sound particularly appetising.
3
The roasted mutton is a very fine and a very appetising sight.
4
As Grand Final scripts go, they do not get much more appetising.
5
The appetising, savoury smell of my rasher seemed to drive them mad.
6
The meat was giving off such appetising aromas that Tiaan's mouth watered.
7
They don't look particularly appetising, but I'm in the company of true believers.
8
Something in the kitchen smelt good; hot and warm and appetising.
9
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10
It looks appetising, and I look forward to the next course.
11
And the historical background adds relish to what is undoubtedly an appetising dish.
12
To choose looking at the appetising ending is not a sign of predisposition.
13
They were not appetising, but they stayed his stomach for the time being.
14
Coca-Cola's moves to make its drinks more appetising to millennials are paying off.
15
Drop shots, like drop scones, can be wonderfully light and appetising.
16
The food and drink options are far more appetising than those at home too.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Appetising through the time
Appetising across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common