attractively
/əˈtraktɪvli
/adverb
1In a way that is pleasing or appealing to the senses: desserts were attractively presented...
- On most varieties, the leaves are attractively lobed.
- Their lettuce, fresh, clean, and attractively presented at local farmers' markets, sells quickly and at a premium.
- They are realizing that there are economical ways to present their photographs safely and attractively.
1.1(With reference to a person) in such a way as to be appealing or sexually alluring to look at: fashion-conscious women should be entitled to dress attractively...
- It represents the Greek god of wine as a beautiful youth, his hair attractively tousled and bound with vine leaves.
- A shrouded corpse is bound in red cord by an attractively attired woman, perhaps implying that everything can be marketed.
- Is it possible to stay mad at a distant dad when he's also a sheepish, attractively rumpled amnesiac?
1.2In a way that arouses interest: the properties are attractively priced...
- The stock looks attractively valued right now, especially in light of the expected growth to come.
- It was a collection of attractively told stories about the five ways that help the human being succeed in life.
- The Chilean sea bass is very ugly, but at least it's not the orange roughy, which is the Atlantic slimefish, not an attractively named fish.
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