whet appetite
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to increase someone's desire for something, such as food or an experience
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- The delicious aroma of the baking bread began to whet my appetite.
- His captivating lecture only served to whet her appetite for ancient history.
- A small taste of success can often whet a person's appetite for greater achievements.
- The trailer for the new movie has definitely whet my appetite for watching it.
- Reading travel blogs might whet your appetite for exploring new destinations.
- The appetizer was designed to whet the diners' appetite for the main course.
- The initial findings will surely whet the researchers' appetite for further investigation.
- Her vivid descriptions of Italy truly whet my appetite for a European vacation.
- This introductory course is meant to whet your appetite for learning advanced programming.
- Just a glimpse of the new collection was enough to whet fashion enthusiasts' appetite.