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appetizing
[ ap-i-tahy-zing ]
adjective
- appealing to or stimulating the appetite; savory.
- appealing; tempting.
appetizing
/ ˈæpɪˌtaɪzɪŋ /
adjective
- pleasing or stimulating to the appetite; delicious; tasty
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Other Words From
- appe·tizing·ly adverb
- un·appe·tizing adjective
- un·appe·tizing·ly adverb
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Word History and Origins
Origin of appetizing1
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Example Sentences
The Bee Pollen juice looked appetizing and resembled a juice I routinely enjoy that consists of pineapple, apple, and lime.
We don't always feel equal passion for an idea,” says Michelle, “but personally working together is so appetizing.
If none of these options seems appetizing, bear in mind that it can always get worse.
The andouillette, a sausage made from pork and horse tripes, did not strike me as especially appetizing.
When Sweeney first meets the baker, her business is in the dumps and her pies are less than appetizing.
The big black pots swinging from the cranes had bubbled and gurgled and shaken and sent out puffs of appetizing steam.St.
It was not, however, pere Kontzen's terrace nor his appetizing fried dishes that drew them on.
The savory ham was very appetizing, the Deacon was very hungry, and the argument was sophistical.
The steaming coffee and hot milk and the fresh white bread Apollonie had prepared looked very appetizing to him.
But we must all eat every day of our lives, and appetizing food prettily served adds much to the comfort of the day.
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