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noun the power to attract or be interesting

verb be attractive or interesting

• The lawyer presented a strong appeal to the jury in hopes of overturning the verdict.
• I don't see the appeal of that new restaurant everyone is talking about.
• Her outfit has a lot of street appeal.
• The artist's abstract painting has a unique and mysterious appeal.

adjective capable of being obtained or acquired

• The information on how to obtain the necessary permits is readily obtainable from the city council website.
• The tickets for the concert are obtainable online or at the box office.
• I heard those limited edition sneakers are really hard to obtain, but I managed to cop a pair.
• Success is obtainable through hard work and dedication.

verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

• The university offered a scholarship to the top student in the graduating class.
• My friend offered to help me move into my new apartment.
• I can't believe he offered to cover my shift at work, what a lifesaver!
• The opportunity for a promotion was offered on a silver platter to the hardworking employee.

adjective having plenty of space or room; spacious

• The new apartment is quite roomy with spacious living areas.
• I love how roomy this car feels with all the extra legroom.
• This hotel room is so roomy, we can totally spread out and relax.
• Her mind is like a roomy attic, filled with knowledge and wisdom.

noun a display or exhibition

verb to exhibit or display prominently

• The art gallery will showcase the works of several renowned artists.
• The fashion show will showcase the latest trends in streetwear.
• The music festival is going to showcase some sick beats from up-and-coming DJs.
• The charity event will showcase the generosity of the community.

noun a place where people live and work, usually larger than a village but smaller than a city

• The town council voted on the new zoning regulations.
• Let's meet up at the coffee shop in town later.
• I heard there's a cool new spot in town to hang out.
• In this town, gossip spreads faster than wildfire.

noun a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective describes a noun or pronoun

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb

• The national park boasts vast wide open spaces for visitors to explore.
• I love driving through the countryside and seeing all the wide open spaces.
• Let's hit the road and find some cool wide open spaces to hang out in.
• After the breakup, I felt like my heart was a wide open space, vulnerable and exposed.