arresting |
appealing |
Related terms |
Arresting is a related term of appealing.
As verbs the difference between arresting and appealing
is that
arresting is while
appealing is .
As an adjective appealing is
having appeal; attractive.
As a noun appealing is
the act of making an appeal.
challenging |
arresting |
Related terms |
Challenging is a related term of arresting.
As verbs the difference between challenging and arresting
is that
challenging is while
arresting is .
As an adjective challenging
is difficult, hard to do.
As a noun challenging
is the act of making a challenge.
arresting |
captivating |
Related terms |
Arresting is a related term of captivating.
As verbs the difference between arresting and captivating
is that
arresting is while
captivating is .
As an adjective captivating is
that captivates; fascinating.
sharp |
arresting |
Related terms |
Sharp is a related term of arresting.
As a proper noun sharp
is .
As a verb arresting is
.
consuming |
arresting |
Related terms |
Consuming is a related term of arresting.
As verbs the difference between consuming and arresting
is that
consuming is while
arresting is .
As an adjective consuming
is holding one's attention or interest.
stimulating |
arresting |
Related terms |
Stimulating is a related term of arresting.
As verbs the difference between stimulating and arresting
is that
stimulating is while
arresting is .
As an adjective stimulating
is having a manner that stimulates.
bright |
arresting |
Related terms |
Bright is a related term of arresting.
As a proper noun bright
is .
As a verb arresting is
.
provocative |
arresting |
Related terms |
Provocative is a related term of arresting.
As an adjective provocative
is serving or tending to elicit a strong, often negative sentiment in another person; exasperating.
As a noun provocative
is .
As a verb arresting is
.
moving |
arresting |
Related terms |
Moving is a related term of arresting.
As verbs the difference between moving and arresting
is that
moving is while
arresting is .
As an adjective moving
is (
no comparative or superlative ) that moves or move.
As a noun moving
is (uncountable) the relocation of goods.
lively |
arresting |
Related terms |
As an adjective lively
is full of life; energetic.
As a noun lively
is
Term of address.As an adverb lively
is in a lifelike manner.
As a proper noun Lively
is {{surname}.
As a verb arresting is
present participle of lang=en.
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