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Meanings of very enticing in English

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Usage of very enticing in English
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It doesn't sound very enticing, particularly on a cold February day.
The Irish Times
2
The Lady's eyes, so very enticing behind the veil, shifted to the south.
Assail
3
Other recent themes include the very enticing Mad Scientist box and a Nature box.
Wired
4
She had on a light touch of makeup and a very enticing pink lipstick.
Patient Zero
5
And that's a very enticing proposition for automakers.
Wired
6
Since -fancyused clothes-didn't sound very enticing, the owners had gone for Second Time's the Charm.
Dead ever after
7
A very enticing combination, don't you think? Her fingertips again skimmed his thigh, a tickle of nails.
The arms maker of berlin
8
They watched anxiously as he addressed a very enticing ice cream of many colours with his spoon.
The Irish Times
9
Over the Rocky Mountains and across the Great American Desert in an automobile doesn't sound very enticing, but-
Aunt Jane's Nieces and Uncle John
10
The fruit looked very enticing and Cap'n Bill reached up and selected one that seemed especially plump and ripe.
The Scarecrow of Oz
11
She gave a very enticing look of surprise, and consented to smile back before she coyly looked away again.
The Lunatic at Large
12
Besides, this is very enticing.
Naughty neighbor
13
The idea of a hidden fortune is alluring; a mysterious house and a lost treasure make a very enticing combination.
The House of a Thousand Candles
14
At that now-distant time the prospect of seats at the cabinet table seemed a very enticing prospect for the Greens.
The Irish Times
15
The captain was by no means the only man in her vicinity who'd found her tall and athletic self very enticing.
Crown of Slaves
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If they commence reading a book, unless it is something very enticing and exciting, they neither read it thoroughly nor finish it.
The Young Woman's Guide
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