noun
appetite
AP-ih-tyte/ˈæpɪtaɪt/
A desire to consume food.
The woman's eager gaze and poised utensils reveal her appetite for the meal.
Etymology
Seeking toward something became an image for striving after or longing for it. English used this desire-word for craving food and then extended it to other cravings.
In context
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More examples
- She lost her appetite during the illness.
- The audience has an appetite for daring new plays.
- Their appetites grew as the smell of bread filled the kitchen.
Forms
appetite · appetites