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Meanings of very appetizing in English
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Usage of very appetizing in English
1
The fruits, wine and meats were very appetizing, and they ate with relish.
2
Gringoire, no doubt, was not very appetizing in this miserable condition.
3
The warmed-over soup, too, smelled very appetizing, Thad admitted.
4
All I could find in the closet was a dry loaf, which doesn't look very appetizing.
5
When complete, the dish should look very appetizing.
6
Still not very appetizing for a man who's just learning that he's in love with his wife.
7
It wasn't very appetizing to look at.
8
It doesn't sound very appetizing, does it?
9
This is a very appetizing dish.
10
There was a sameness about their food that was not very appetizing, but this could not be helped.
11
Matthew pushed aside the plate of chicken and beans that had served as a not very appetizing dinner.
12
The steaming coffee and hot milk and the fresh white bread Apollonie had prepared looked very appetizing to him.
13
The air was mild and sunshine filled the hollow, while Foster had just dined upon some very appetizing broth.
14
Although the plums didn't look very appetizing, I was convinced that they had to taste better than the flies.
15
That doesn't look very appetizing.
16
Before the fire stood a pretty good-sized kettle, and a very appetizing smell came from it to Ellen's nose.
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Very appetizing across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common