inviting
adjective /ɪnˈvaɪ.tɪŋ/
/-t̬ɪŋ/ Definition
› If someone or something is inviting, they encourage you to feel welcome or attracted: The room looked cosy and inviting. an inviting smileAttractiveSexual attractionSmart and elegant › attractive in a way that causes unpleasant results: Companies saddled with high debt have become inviting targets for cash-rich competitors.AttractiveSexual attractionSmart and elegant invitingly /-li/ adverb
(Definition of inviting adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a sight for sore eyes idiom
- adorable adjective
- aesthetic adjective
- alluring adjective
- angelic adjective
- delectable adjective
- distinguished adjective
- dreamy adjective
- elegant adjective
- enchanting adjective
- nice-looking adjective
- noble adjective (CAUSING ADMIRATION)
- not be just a pretty face idiom
- ornamental adjective
- photogenic adjective
- turn sb out phrasal verb (DRESS)
- voluptuous adjective
- well built adjective
- winning adjective
- winsome adjective
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