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appetitive

ADJECTIVE
  1. of or relating to appetite
    appetitive needs

How To Use appetitive In A Sentence

  • They'll pump out this dry language with words like "appetitive" and "phenotypic" but they won't use any pleasing visual aids, on that one-out-of-a-thousand occasion on which it is directly related to the chosen topic. House of Eratosthenes
  • Whether consumed with a meal or alone as a snack, the beverage elicited the weakest (negative) appetitive response, the solid food form elicited the strongest appetitive response and the semisolid response was intermediate. Dr. Sharma’s Obesity Notes » Blog Archive » Don’t Drink Your Calories
  • Liberals, on the other hand, are proving to be more responsive to positive/appetitive stimuli, more responsive to happy faces, and more sensitive to gazes. Study: Liberals, conservatives differ on following eyes
  • In addition, he is generally inclined to share the classical republicans' basic understanding of both virtue and inner freedom in terms of the rational element's rule over the appetitive, passionate element.
  • appetitive needs
  • In addition, we suggest that ingested ethanol may be an appetitive stimulant.
  • The vegetative power, whose functions are nourishment, growth and reproduction, is related to appetite, and is called the appetitive soul. A History of Mediaeval Jewish Philosophy
  • Didn't colonialist desire dress up its determinate lack as universal and symbolic Lack and thereby justify its appetitive objectification of ‘the colony?’
  • But improving treatment for PTSD and other conditions (researchers are targeting the "appetitive" memory in addicts) is a laudable goal. To Pluck a Rooted Sorrow
  • Be good at mining " corner " : Will with the kitchen the lie between balcony get through of one wall, use a corner to make a fixed table, decorate to arouse appetitive little dining room.
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