appetence (Meaning)

Wordnet

appetence (n)

a feeling of craving something

Webster

A longing; a desire; especially an ardent desire; appetite; appetency.

His appetence for knowledge drove him to spend countless hours in the library, absorbing information from various sources.
The artist's appetence for experimentation led to the creation of unique and groundbreaking artworks.
The gourmet chef possessed a refined appetence for creating exquisite dishes that delighted the senses.
Emily's appetence for adventure led her to explore remote and untouched landscapes around the world.
The detective's sharp mind and appetence for detail made him highly effective in solving complex cases.
The athlete's appetence for success fueled rigorous training sessions and relentless pursuit of excellence.
Sarah's appetence for literature manifested in her vast collection of books spanning various genres.
The scientist's insatiable appetence for discovery motivated groundbreaking research in the field of quantum physics.
The philanthropist's appetence for making a positive impact on society led to the establishment of numerous charitable initiatives.
The musician's appetence for diverse musical genres contributed to the creation of a rich and eclectic discography.

a feeling of craving somethingA longing; a desire; especially an ardent desire; appetite; appetency.

warmth, gusto, ambition, readiness,zeal, appetency, zest,willingness, fervency, passion

indifference, apathy, apathy,indifference,insouciance, unconcern, detachment, detachment, languor, languor

His appetence for knowledge drove him to spend countless hours in the library, absorbing information from various sources.

The artist's appetence for experimentation led to the creation of unique and groundbreaking artworks.

The gourmet chef possessed a refined appetence for creating exquisite dishes that delighted the senses.

Emily's appetence for adventure led her to explore remote and untouched landscapes around the world.