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Meanings of more inviting in English

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Usage of more inviting in English
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So Whitehall manoeuvres once again help to make independence seem more inviting.
The Guardian
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The empty tumble made the small, slightly chilly room inexplicably more inviting.
Fat vampire: a never coming of age story
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He also feels that Flock's user interface for Twitter is more inviting.
Wired
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It was not as pretentious as he expected, but infinitely more inviting.
The House of the Whispering Pines
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Roy Hodgson's team appear the more inviting option by far in that company.
The Guardian
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Switch to a softer, warmer glow to help your home look more inviting.
News.com.au
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It was certainly brighter and more inviting than the atmosphere above the mountains.
The evolutionary void
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To most of us the former was decidedly the more inviting.
An Autobiography of Buffalo Bill (Colonel W. F. Cody)
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Well, the palms and plants did certainly make the room look more inviting.
The Sunny Side of Diplomatic Life, 1875-1912
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The coast of New Brunswick held out a more inviting prospect.
Great Epochs in American History, Volume I. / Voyages Of Discove...
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Without its coat it looked like a huge grub, and not more inviting.
Famous Adventures and Prison Escapes of the Civil War
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But expressing a bit of personality could make Toyota more inviting.
Reuters
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Now, the chain is trying out brighter, more inviting stores to lure shoppers.
Reuters
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A yard of open space was more inviting than a pitcher of beer.
Quicksilver
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Without really changing position, her stance became somehow more inviting.
The Plains of Passage
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Happily it was in the fresher and more inviting one.
The Mayor's Wife
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