appeal

US /əˈpil/

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UK /ə'pi:l/

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n. (u.)Uncountable NounAbility to attract interest, attention, or desire

Film actors are often chosen for their public appeal

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To attract interest, attention, or desire

Silk dresses appeal to the lady's taste in fashion

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To request a judge or others to change a decision

I appeal to you not to abandon your project like this

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Sight, okay? What we see with our eyes. This is why I've tried to use more colour to appeal
Sight, okay? What we see with our eyes. This is why I've tried to use more colour to appeal

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investing significantly in improving their appeal to local and international
investing significantly in improving their appeal to local and international

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Now with 39 locations in Brisbane, Melbourne, the Gold Coast, and Sydney areas, this time it's not looking to appeal to Australians,
Now with 39 locations in Brisbane, Melbourne, the Gold Coast, and Sydney areas, this time it's not looking to appeal to Australians,
this time it's not looking to appeal to Australians
this time it's not looking to appeal to Australians

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But a life's made up of choices (some without appeal),
But a life's made up of choices (some without appeal),

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and visual appeal. But chair design can also reflect a certain zeitgeist. Like Marcel Breuer's
and visual appeal. But chair design can also reflect a certain zeitgeist. Like Marcel Breuer's

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I think breakfast in both countries have their own appeal
I think breakfast in both countries have their own appeal

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