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Pronunciation

/əˈpiːl/

An appeal: A request or entreaty, often formal, for help, support, or action. For example: “The charity made a heartfelt appeal for donations.”
A legal appeal: A request to have a court decision reviewed or overturned. For example: “The defendant filed an appeal against their conviction.”
An emotional appeal: An attempt to打动 someone’s feelings or emotions. For example: “The advertisement made a strong emotional appeal to potential customers.”

To appeal: To ask for assistance, support, or consideration; to make a request. For example: “The politician appealed to the voters for their support.”
To appeal to: To attract or influence someone’s interest or emotions. For example: “The show appeals to a wide audience with its diverse characters.”

Appealing: Attractive or persuasive. For example: “The design of the house was particularly appealing to them.”

Appealingly: In an appealing manner. For example: “She sang appealingly, drawing the crowd in.”

“Make an appeal” means to formally request something.
“Appeal to someone’s better nature” encourages them to act morally or ethically.
“Appeal to a broader audience” suggests targeting a wider range of people.

Noun: “The charity launched a national appeal to raise funds for disaster relief.”
Verb: “After losing the first round, the team decided to appeal the referee’s decision.”
Adjective: “The new menu items were visually appealing, tempting customers to try them.”
Adverb: “Her argument was appealingly simple, making it easy for others to understand.”