appetitive (Meaning)

Wordnet

appetitive (a)

of or relating to appetite

Webster

Having the quality of desiring gratification; as, appetitive power or faculty.

No strong antonyms found.

The appetitive nature of the dessert menu tempted diners with its array of indulgent treats.
His appetitive approach to fitness led him to explore various workout regimens to keep things interesting.
The appetitive pleasure derived from savoring a perfectly cooked steak left a lasting impression on the diner.
The film director employed appetitive visuals to create a visually stimulating and engaging cinematic experience.
Her appetitive reading habits encompassed a wide range of genres, from mystery to science fiction.
The company's marketing strategy aimed to tap into the appetitive desires of consumers through compelling advertisements.
The appetitive response to the enticing aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air in the cafe.
The novel's plot was crafted with an appetitive twist, keeping readers eagerly turning the pages.
The art gallery featured appetitive paintings that captivated visitors with their vibrant colors and bold strokes.
The appetitive nature of the outdoor adventure attracted thrill-seekers from all around the world.

of or relating to appetiteHaving the quality of desiring gratification; as, appetitive power or faculty.

stomach,hunger, craving, emptiness,starvation, belly, munchies, gluttony, famishment, famine

surfeit, fill, satiation, glut, fullness, inappetence, repletion, satisfaction, glut, satiety

The appetitive nature of the dessert menu tempted diners with its array of indulgent treats.

His appetitive approach to fitness led him to explore various workout regimens to keep things interesting.

The appetitive pleasure derived from savoring a perfectly cooked steak left a lasting impression on the diner.

The film director employed appetitive visuals to create a visually stimulating and engaging cinematic experience.