appeal (to) (Meaning)

appeal (to)

a British general election after a government measure has been defeated and parliament dissolved

The advertisement's catchy slogan appealed to my sense of adventure.
The politician's populist policies appealed to the electorate's desire for stability.
The charity's heartwarming story appealed to donors' compassion.
The designer's minimalist aesthetic appealed to my love of simplicity.
The actor's emotional performance appealed to the audience's hearts.
The meal's exotic flavors appealed to my adventurous palate.
The teacher's inspiring lesson appealed to my students' curiosity.
The latest fashion trend appealed to my desire to stay on-trend.
The resort's picturesque views appealed to my love of nature.
The band's energetic music appealed to my desire to dance the night away.

a British general election after a government measure has been defeated and parliament dissolved

beg, call upon, plead (to), petition, require, besiege, impetrate, ask, conjure, implore

intimate, suggest,imply, please, satisfy, hint, appease,gratify, oblige, conciliate

The advertisement's catchy slogan appealed to my sense of adventure.

The politician's populist policies appealed to the electorate's desire for stability.

The charity's heartwarming story appealed to donors' compassion.

The designer's minimalist aesthetic appealed to my love of simplicity.