How To Use Appetent In A Sentence
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But on such a morning, apparently, with thousands of webs ready, there can hardly have been enough flies to go round; for we saw all the appetent spiders had emerged from their tubes and were waiting impatiently on the web itself -- as though the host should sit on the tablecloth waiting for his guest.
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a big rich appetent Western city
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WE discovered the means of drawing out the various electricities from the body to which they are appetent, and of concentrating and preserving them for use.
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If you are an appetent goal setter you will want to read this to learn some specifics linked with real estate investing.
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Appetent take over Shaanxi to defend the Xin Huayue that inspects right of administration to move predecessor to be new China finance and economics, be in recent years the activist of media market.
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What is completely clear, however, is that appetent imperialists and yellow journalists were hungry for the war, so much so that they succeeded in bringing it about, including ugly extended fighting in the Philippines against the anti-colonialist guerillas whom the Americans were supposed to be there liberating.
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Since then my pains have been lessening, and the greater part of this day I have enjoyed perfect ease, only I am totally inappetent of food, & languid, even to an inward perishing. ... [email protected], last modified 5/10/99; standard disclaimer; copyright information.
Letter to Thomas Poole
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The crash and scramble of that big, rich, appetent Western city she did not take in at all, except to notice that the noise of the drays and street-cars tired her.
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After the Spring Festival, that man says frankly oneself marry already parturient, want to part company with her, she is accepted hard temporarily, appetent commit suicide.
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n. - strong desire; craving; powerful instinct. appetent, adj. - desirable. appetition, n. yearning. adj. - flattened. applanation, n.
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Three of the horses developed acute colic, and the other progressively lost weight and became inappetent and pyrexic.
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