appetency
[ ap-i-tuhn-see ]
Origin of appetency
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How to use appetency in a sentence
The former arise from those appetites and appetencies in respect of which all are equal.
A Critical Examination of Socialism | William Hurrell MallockNever, by organizing into a social system a multitude of individual appetencies, can one produce a moral sense, a conscience.
Parallel Paths | Thomas William RollestonIt is the steady and prompt control of the outlooking sensibilities and appetencies, and inwardly moving desires.
The Expositor's Bible: The Epistle to the Galatians | G. G. FindlayAnd the pleasures attaching to them are more proper to the functions than are the appetencies themselves.
Aristotle | George Grote
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