to appeal
- verb
- /əˈpil/
- Her sense of style always seems to appeal to fashion enthusiasts.
- appeal to people
- appeal to audiences
- appeal to readers
It doesn't, it doesn't even appeal to me to have.
- It doesn't, it doesn't even appeal to me to have.
- They're not trying to appeal to the masses.
- One, and, and, and frankly, it may appeal to some of your, your viewers.
- And I think all of these things appeal to young people.
- It's just, it doesn't appeal to me that much.
- So it says which word in each pair appeals to you more.
- So, yeah, I so I think that's what appeals to me about it.
- It's just it's not going to appeal necessarily to everybody.
- I think in some ways Ross Perot really appealed to me personally.
- Yes, but they appeal to the people that want shiny things.
- Well, different things appeal to different people.
- So that's why I feel like a film like this will appeal and be popular.
- Is there an an output worldwide or is this just going to appeal to one place?
- So it's still still appeal to what those things do.
Examples
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But that is a move that could appeal to those type of voters.
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A lot of those ads appeal primarily to kids.
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Our WE Products appeal to families.
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The Employment Portfolio can be adapted to appeal to a very specific audience.
Academic text (2008) -
Computer Station: The computer station appeals to students with a visual and auditory learning profile.
Academic text (2015) -
We suspect that browsing, rather than searching, appeals to many users who are looking for leisure reading materials.
Academic text (2012) -
Dignified, yes, but full of the color and spectacle that appeals so much to crowds.
Academic text (2012) -
With a focus on social transformation, this program appeals to students with a benevolent, idealistic outlook.
Academic text (2015) -
Many people believe that these new features will appeal to younger customers.
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The vibrant colors and interesting designs appeal to a wide range of audiences.
Synonyms
Make people notice or want something
To please people by being friendly and attractive
Attract someone's attention because it is interesting or noticeable
To attract someone by using charm
Compounds
- NSFW
Attractive to other people in a way that makes them want to be physically close
How Attractive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Appeal comes from the Latin appellare, which meant 'to call to'. When something appeals to you, it 'calls' to your interest or liking, so it seems attractive.