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Definition of «appetizing»

The word "appetizing" refers to something that is visually appealing, tempting or enticing, and likely to stimulate one's appetite. It can be used to describe a dish, food item, or meal presentation that looks delicious and inviting, making it more likely for someone to want to eat it.

Usage examples

  1. The aroma of freshly baked bread was incredibly appetizing.
  2. The restaurant's menu featured a variety of visually appetizing dishes.
  3. The chef garnished the plate with colorful vegetables, making it even more appetizing.
  4. The food blogger's mouthwatering photographs always made the dishes look appetizing.
  5. The hostess offered us appetizing appetizers to enjoy while waiting for our main course.
  6. The sizzling sound of the steak cooking on the grill was truly appetizing.
  7. The restaurant's open kitchen allowed customers to see the appetizing process of their food being prepared.
  8. The famous food critic described the dish as an appetizing combination of flavors.
  9. The colorful and well-presented fruit platter looked exceptionally appetizing.
  10. The restaurant's clever use of spices and seasonings made every dish incredibly appetizing.

Phrases with «appetizing»

Sentences with «appetizing»

  • This time around instead of doing a layer and baking the jam, I found it was much more appetizing looking when drizzled on top of the whole loaf or an individual slice, and Joe said the flavor was much fresher / sweeter too. (beamingbanana.com)
  • If your company is so strapped that a piece of your pie doesn't look appetizing to brilliant experts, solicit free advice from people you admire, suggests Larry Waschka, who wrote The Complete Idiot's Guide to Getting Rich (Alpha Books, $ 18.95, 800-428-5331). (entrepreneur.com)
  • None of my normal chocolate recipes sounded appetizing so I started pulling things out & came up with these mouthwatering Chocolate Ovaltine... (midwestmodernmomma.com)
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