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Whetted

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Whetted meaning

Having undergone the process of whetting; sharpened or honed. | (of a surface) exposed to a working fluid.

Example sentences (12)

After almost a month of waiting, is finally on the cusp of returning, and they have perfectly whetted fans' appetites by releasing an awesome new trailer.

The Beckham documentary only whetted the appetite here.

Watching that performance only whetted the appetite for a first team opportunity to come his way, though he knows patience will be required before Rosenior allows him exposure.

It was a fantastic spectacle of rugby league that whetted the appetite for the league game at Debdale Park later in the season.

Global stocks reached record highs, sending the dollar lower as investor appetite for riskier assets was whetted by news that Britain would start rolling out a COVID-19 vaccine next week, lifting prospects for economic recovery.

If the Radeon Vega laptops whetted your appetite but you’re willing to shell out a little more for a discrete GPU and bigger display, then the 15-inch Dell G3 gaming laptop offers some nice upgrades for the money.

Asian share markets pushed higher on Monday as signs of progress in the Sino-US trade standoff whetted risk appetites, while pressuring safe-haven bonds and the yen.

Competing in Australia's team at the World Surfing Games in Japan earlier this month cemented Fitzgibbons' Olympic eligibility and she says that taste of national representation had whetted her appetite for what lies ahead.

Having previously whetted our whistles in another local establishment, in high spirits we limbered through the city centre down to the striking Bird & Bear building.

Need your whistle whetted?

The anime returned to TV with its fourth season, and the recap episode whetted the appetite of audiences all over the world.

That experience may have whetted his appetite for wild and uncomfortable, because he soon became the artist for the Russian-American Telegraph Project.