v.
1 entreat, supplicate, solicit, plead, petition, apply, sue; beseech, beg, implore, pray:
She appealed to the king to release her son from the dungeon.
2 attract, be attractive to, allure, please; invite, tempt, beguile, fascinate, interest:
He seems to appeal to older women.
n.
3 application, suit; entreaty, call, request, supplication, solicitation, petition, plea; prayer:
Her appeal to the court has been dismissed. I don't know if God heard our appeal.
4 attraction, lure, allurement, charm, fascination:
It is not hard to see why his type would have some appeal.
adj
VERBS
be, look, seem, sound | make sth
The large salary made their offer even more appealing to him.
| find sth
I find his manner very appealing.
ADV.
enormously, extremely, very | quite, rather | immediately
PREP.
to
These toys are not immediately appealing to children.
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