appreciative

IPA: ʌprˈiʃieɪtɪv

adjective

  • Showing appreciation or gratitude.
  • Capable of showing appreciation.
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Examples of "appreciative" in Sentences

  • No irony here, just good-old "appreciative" for his work.
  • "At least they were appreciative, which is more than I would have believed."
  • C'EST DES DEUX OREILLES, properly, 'c'est d'une oreille,' an expression appreciative of good wine.
  • The audience seemed appreciative, which is always nice, and a few people were there on second viewings.
  • The camera lingers on every part of their bodies with a kind of appreciative lechery, taking in the curves.
  • Mantashe had displayed "no particular reaction" during the telephone conversation, but had been "appreciative" that he had called, Mboweni told reporters in Pretoria on Tuesday.
  • The students, far from being traumatized by the act (which is described as appreciative rather than "investigatory") seem to take it in stride as a personal eccentricity of Hector's.
  • At a news conference Tuesday, Hyattsville Police Chief Douglas Holland said he was "appreciative" of the Justice Department's findings but added that "the social harm caused by these untrue claims has already been done."
  • Household stuff: I agree yard sales are not worth the effort, I'd rather give the stuff to people who are thrilled to get it; altho, we did sell a few things privately to neighbors, and we did send a lot of stuff to auction, so at least it wound up in appreciative hands.

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