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UK//əˈpiːl//US//əˈpil//

Meaning of Appeal

In simple words: A request for help or a strong interest.

Appeal in a sentence

How to use Appeal

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of 'appeal' as 'a feel' – it's about feeling something strongly.

Related words

Collocations with Appeal

  • make an appeal
  • appeal process
  • appeal to authority

Synonyms for Appeal

Opposites of Appeal

Common mistakes with Appeal

  • Confusing with 'appellate', which refers specifically to higher court reviews.
  • Using 'appeal' as a verb incorrectly in noun contexts.

Compare Appeal with Request, Plea, Attraction

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Frequently asked questions about Appeal

What does Appeal mean?

A request for help or a strong interest.

What is the definition of Appeal?

A request for a decision to be reconsidered, often in a legal context.

How do you use Appeal in a sentence?

The defendant filed an appeal against the court's decision.

Can you give another example of Appeal?

Her appeal for help moved everyone in the room.

What are synonyms for Appeal?

Common alternatives include request, plea, entreaty, brochure, attraction.

What is the opposite of Appeal?

Opposite meanings include indifference, disregard.

What words go with Appeal?

It commonly pairs with make an appeal, appeal process, appeal to authority.

What are common mistakes when using Appeal?

Confusing with 'appellate', which refers specifically to higher court reviews. Using 'appeal' as a verb incorrectly in noun contexts.

How do you pronounce Appeal?

US: //əˈpil//, UK: //əˈpiːl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Appeal?

Use in formal contexts when discussing legal matters or emotional requests. Can also be used informally among friends.

What CEFR level is Appeal?

"Appeal" is at B2 level on the CEFR scale.