appealing

/əˈpiːlɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Attractive or interesting; causing people to feel a desire to have or do something.
    • The job offer was appealing because of the flexible hours.
    • She wore an appealing dress that caught everyone's attention.
    • The idea of a beach vacation sounds very appealing.
  2. Showing a desire for help, sympathy, or kindness; expressing a plea.
    • His appealing tone made it hard to say no.
    • She sent an appealing message to her friends for support.
    • The puppy gave an appealing look, hoping for a treat.
verb
  1. Present participle of appeal: making a serious or urgent request for help, sympathy, or a decision.
    • She was appealing to the crowd for calm during the emergency.
    • The charity is appealing for donations to help the flood victims.
    • He is appealing the court's decision to a higher court.
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