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Meanings of more appetizing in English

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Usage of more appetizing in English
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He says migrants try to make it more appetizing by adding spices.
Reuters
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The uneaten part of his breakfast does not look any more appetizing.
Black house
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Quirk says that algae can be much more appetizing than most people realize.
Wired
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Few odors are more subtile and pervading than this, and few more appetizing.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 09, No. 52, February, 1862 / A Maga...
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No doubt something homemade and a damn sight more appetizing than what he'd eaten.
Don't cry
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So your challenge is to make yourself more appetizing.
Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation
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I shouldn't expect it to run to anything more appetizing than bread and maybe fish.'
The dark side of the sun
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High gloss paint was definitely more appetizing than brick.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
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Nestle -famous for chocolate bars and ice cream -is aiming for more appetizing products.
Reuters
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But with former investor Tyson Foods entering the alternative-meat space, investors may have more appetizing options.
Reuters
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This is really becoming more and more appetizing.
The new yorker
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Plainly it looked more appetizing than a chicken.
The Tarn of Eternity
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Gruel served in a tumbler is more appetizing than when served in a basin or cup and saucer.
The Book of Household Management
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If so you might find a more appetizing supper awaiting you at the end-aboard Sir John Killigrew's ship.
The Sea-Hawk
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If you had been a young lady instead of a boy you couldn't fix things up more appetizing.
Bucky O'Connor: A Tale of the Unfenced Border
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There's an important case to be made for social and economic reforms to make aging a more appetizing prospect.
The Guardian
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