How Do You Spell APPETIZING?

Pronunciation: [ˈapɪtˌa͡ɪzɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "appetizing" is pronounced /ˈæpətaɪzɪŋ/ and its spelling is derived from the verb "appetize". The suffix "-ize" is often used to indicate the creation or intensification of a verb, as in "advertise" or "sterilize". In this case, "appetizing" is used to describe the quality of being pleasing to the appetite. Its spelling accurately captures the pronunciation of the word with its double "p" and "t" sounds, as well as the stress placed on the second syllable.

APPETIZING Meaning and Definition

1. Appetizing is an adjective used to describe something that stimulates or arouses one's appetite or desire for food. It refers to a quality, appearance, or aroma that is enticing or appealing and makes one feel hungry or eager to eat. When something is described as appetizing, it means that it seems delicious and tempting to the senses, particularly taste and smell.

   The term implies that the item in question possesses qualities that are known to elicit a positive response towards food, such as pleasant flavors, tantalizing aromas, visually appealing presentation, or a combination of these factors. Something that is appetizing typically awakens the taste buds or the desire to indulge in a culinary experience. It suggests that the taste or the overall experience of consuming the food or beverage will be enjoyable and satisfying.

   Furthermore, when applied to advertisements or marketing, "appetizing" suggests the power of enticing potential consumers or customers by highlighting the mouthwatering aspects of a particular product or dish. It signifies the ability to enhance the appeal of food and create an anticipation of pleasure. Ultimately, an appetizing item can inspire cravings, whet the appetite, and contribute to a positive dining experience.

Top Common Misspellings for APPETIZING *

• appatizing 31.5789473%
• appitizing 27.6315789%
• appertising 2.6315789%
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• appretizing 2.6315789%
• appeatizing 2.6315789%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for APPETIZING

• appetzing
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• appatising
• appitzing
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Etymology of APPETIZING

The word "appetizing" originates from the Old French term "appetissant", derived from the verb "appetissier" which means "to stimulate the appetite". In turn, the Old French term is derived from the Latin word "appetitus", which means "desire" or "longing". The term eventually made its way into Middle English as "appetisant", and later evolved into its current form, "appetizing". It has maintained its meaning of something that is tempting or appealing to the appetite.

Similar spelling words for APPETIZING

• appetiser,
• appetizer,
• aphetic,
• appetising.