eye appeal
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of eye appeal
An Americanism dating back to 1925–30
Example Sentences
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“The coin has tremendous eye appeal,” Bailey said Wednesday.
From Seattle Times
BMX freestyle, also known as BMX park, certainly has the eye appeal to be a big hit with riders flipping, twisting and spinning their handlebars on a course that’s like an oversized skate park.
From Seattle Times
She hovered over the table, intent on restoring a semblance of order and eye appeal.
From New York Times
“The petite filet is the best steak we’ve developed in terms of taste and texture, delivering in eye appeal and guest expectation of what steak is,” Arby’s Executive Chef Neville Craw said, noting the creations come after 14 years of development.
From Fox News
“The eye appeal, just the sheer massiveness of it was not something Franklin had seen before.”
From Washington Times
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