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Meanings of appetizing in English
Appealing to or stimulating the appetite especially in appearance or aroma.
Usage of appetizing in English
1
He says migrants try to make it more appetizing by adding spices.
2
Tell cook to send in anything nice and appetizing that she possesses.
3
Presently the lads were sniffing, as an appetizing odor filled the air.
4
Kindly Mrs. Cummins had put up an appetizing lunch for the girls.
5
The uneaten part of his breakfast does not look any more appetizing.
6
One day we will have most appetizing bowls of fish and rice.
7
These appetizing words had disastrous effect on Jitendra: he burst into tears.
8
I looked down at my cheeseburger, which suddenly didn't seem so appetizing.
9
This is a particularly delicious, as well as an appetizing looking, salad.
10
And such appetizing smells as lurked in every corner of the house!
11
There was certainly a most appetizing smell of bacon in the air!
12
There was a splendidly appetizing smell of roasted pig coming from within.
13
In went the perch, sputtering in the fat and giving forth appetizing odors.
14
However, the slightly rustic texture of the potatoes is really appetizing.
15
The food in store was extremely easy to prepare and not especially appetizing.
16
For luxury goods makers, the new rich are an appetizing prospect.
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Appetizing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common