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Meanings of very inviting in English
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Usage of very inviting in English
1
The studio is a dull place, and the sunshine without very inviting.
2
In the corner was a bed, not very inviting in appearance.
3
The interior of this rude dwelling presented no very inviting aspect.
4
They rambled about the island till evening, as its appearance was very inviting.
5
As may be supposed, under such conditions, the straw is not very inviting.
6
The drive has given me an appetite, and your tea smells very inviting.'
7
Still, the warm, crystalline waters and white sands are very inviting.
8
A light flashed in the window and at once the place looked very inviting.
9
The moon was up and the village looked very inviting.
10
One reason is that the agenda is not very inviting.
11
The prospect of flying West again, and for a whole week, was very inviting.
12
The music sounds very inviting; shall we not go in?
13
The park around the castle is very inviting, especially on a fine, warm afternoon.
14
The light seemed very lonely, yet very inviting out there.
15
They really form a very inviting field for a missionary.
16
Again we were weary, and found good beds very inviting.
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Very inviting through the time
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