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Used with adjectives:
"
That house has great appeal."
(great, considerable)
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Classic books have lasting appeal."
(lasting, enduring, timeless)
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This car has little appeal, but it's all I can afford."
(little, limited)
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The movie was successful because it had widespread appeal."
(widespread, universal, commercial, marketing)
"
She has great sexual appeal."
(sexual, sex, visual)
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He made a desperate appeal to the court judge."
(desperate, emotional, urgent, direct)
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The prisoner filed a legal appeal to have a new trial."
(legal, formal, further, court)
Used with verbs:
"
Van Gogh's paintings have much appeal."
(have, hold, retain)
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Nice clothes and makeup can boost a person's appeal."
(boost, enhance, raise, lift, increase)
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We made a direct appeal to the judge."
(made, issued, sent out)
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Her appeal are her eyes."
(be: is/am/are)
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They won their appeal."
(won, filed, made, dropped, lost)
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The judged allowed a new appeal."
(allowed, agreed to, accepted)
