单词	fetching
释义	fetching adjective fetch·​ing ˈfe-chiŋ  : attractive, appealing a fetching smile … actress Melanie Griffith, looking very fetching in a light-green silk dress and double diamond stud earrings. Robert Goldberg If you tune your clock-radio to station 1540 in Charlotte, North Carolina, you wake up with a fetching female voice at your ear. Arline Brecher There is something sweet and fetching about the episode. Newgate Callendar From Ukrainian borscht to Vietnamese crab omelette, there is much to choose from, and all in all it's a fetching collection … Publishers Weekly fetchingly ˈfe-chiŋ-lē  adverb fetchingly dressed Tasting plates generally consist of four to six bites of food, often lined up fetchingly on long, narrow white plates that curl at the edges. Harvey Steiman Synonyms alluring appealing attractive bewitching captivating charismatic charming elfin enchanting engaging entrancing fascinating glamorous glamourous luring magnetic seductive See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences You look very fetching in that outfit. the woman's fetching smile has long made the painting a favorite with visitors to the museum Recent Examples on the Web Smith is one of many actors, especially women, to be nurtured by both the Stratford Festival and this fetching city of the same name. Jeryl Brunner, Forbes, 25 Aug. 2022 There’s a fetching yellow, shawl-collar tuxedo jacket that was worn by Herb Cox of the Cleftones and a white fringed pantsuit loaned by Sandra Bears of Washington’s own Jewels. John Kelly, Washington Post, 30 Aug. 2022 Soprano Ashley Fabian made a fetching Ginevra, portraying in full voice the excitement and joy of her betrothal, and later the confusion and horror of her mad scene. Christian Hertzog, San Diego Union-Tribune, 15 Aug. 2022 Patients were given roles, like finding wood for fires or fetching water. WSJ, 14 Aug. 2022 Anyway, robots are already serving your food at IHOP and fetching packages at warehouses. Sasha Richie, Car and Driver, 5 July 2022 One agency told me about placing someone who holds a Ph.D. in a role that involves high-level administrative work—and fetching coffee. Callum Borchers, WSJ, 4 Aug. 2022 And instead of tucking its sleek new outdoor music venue into a fetching fold in the foothills, as the Hollywood Bowl’s builders did a century ago, the San Diego Symphony plopped it down on the waterfront. Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times, 10 June 2022 From fire pits to fetching furniture, the spaces below make a case for embracing Mother Nature in all her glory. Kelsey Mulvey, ELLE Decor, 10 May 2022 See More Word History First Known Use 1880, in the meaning defined above Kids Definition fetching adjective fetch·​ing ˈfe-chiŋ  : very attractive fetching 1 of 2 adjective 1 as in appealing having an often mysterious or magical power to attract the woman's fetching smile has long made the painting a favorite with visitors to the museum Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance appealing attractive charming enchanting charismatic seductive luring bewitching alluring captivating entrancing tempting fascinating engaging interesting absorbing magnetic elfin glamorous enticing glamourous exciting gripping arresting intriguing hypnotizing enthralling haunting tantalizing mesmerizing engrossing riveting spellbinding hypnotic pleasing winning delightful titillating beckoning pleasant galvanic inviting darling Antonyms & Near Antonyms revolting repulsive wearisome tiresome tedious repellent repugnant irksome boring repelling unalluring repellant shocking hideous horrid nauseating appalling obnoxious sickening awful loathsome distasteful flat abominable invidious odious offensive abhorrent drab horrible horrendous noisome dull leaden monotonous pedestrian humdrum dreary ponderous jading See More 2 as in attractive very pleasing to look at a most fetching outfit in which to go skiing Synonyms & Similar Words attractive handsome beautiful pretty lovely cute gorgeous taking charming good stunning ravishing comely elegant likely beauteous delightful seemly sightly sexy knockout appealing hot goodly glorious perfect magnificent flawless aesthetic good-looking bonny fascinating engaging fair desirable prepossessing alluring superb well-favored exquisite drop-dead sublime lovesome resplendent delicate pleasant splendid glamorous bonnie dainty cunning seductive arresting esthetical striking statuesque presentable esthetic radiant aesthetical slick luscious glamourous foxy snazzy toothsome showy flashy glossy pulchritudinous splashy nubile dishy hunky flamboyant personable dollish photogenic eye-catching Junoesque prettyish studly showstopping zingy chocolate-box telegenic Antonyms & Near Antonyms plain unattractive ugly hideous revolting grotesque homely unsightly disagreeable shocking uncomely unlovely unpleasing nauseating repulsive unhandsome bad ghastly objectionable sickening terrible dreadful loathsome unaesthetic unappealing disgusting repellent repellant repugnant abominable abhorrent vile offensive unpleasant nasty unprepossessing horrible unbeautiful unappetizing foul frightful ill-favored unpretty unimposing unbecoming uncute unshapely frumpy frumpish See More fetching 2 of 2 verb present participle of fetch as in costing to have a price of those old toys that we tossed away are now fetching big bucks as antiques Synonyms & Similar Words costing bringing running demanding commanding asking selling (for) totaling exacting going (for) totalling coming (to) amounting (to) listing (for)
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