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Meanings of more appealing in English

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Usage of more appealing in English
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Surely the transition to a green economy has never seemed more appealing.
The Guardian
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The more he thought about it, the more appealing the idea became.
The Golem and the Jinni
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Burgundy, by comparison, is beginning to look like a more appealing place.
The Irish Times
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The Windows Store has a more appealing home page and easier navigation.
The Guardian
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Yet there was in her face something far more appealing-souland character.
The Lion and the Mouse; a Story of an American Life
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Such a change would make ETFs more appealing to privacy-dependent hedge managers.
Reuters
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The latter method is much more appealing to me-anAmerican-thanthe former.
The River and I
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And that thought, oddly enough, seemed more appealing than ruling his universe.
Good girls don't
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Embroiders the truth to make it sound like a more appealing memory.
Altered carbon
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He thought of seeing Maggie again, and once more appealing to her.
Children of the Whirlwind
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It also did not hurt that the credit's name was more appealing.
Reuters
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M aking unpopular but nutritious foods more appealing can be a struggle.
The Irish Times
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Even more appealing is the sinkhole's proximity to the Mt Gambier CBD.
News.com.au
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For many, those flashes of fallibility make her all the more appealing.
The Guardian
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I'd like him to make the church more appealing to younger people.
The Irish Times
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My life was better and my choices infinitely more appealing than theirs.
The mango season
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