Difference between Appealing and Importunate

APPEALING vs IMPORTUNATE: ADJECTIVE

Of a person: given to importunate demands, selfishly or thoughtlessly demanding.
Of a demand: persistent or pressing, often annoyingly so.
Hard to be borne; unendurable.
Troublesomely urgent; unreasonably solicitous; overpressing in request or demand; urgent; teasing.
Troublesomely urgent or persistent in requesting; pressingly entreating.
Expressing earnest entreaty

Appetizing, Alluring, Enticing, Compelling, Palatable, Attention getting, Importunate, Imploring, Catchy, Beseeching, Likable, Pleading, Likeable, Sympathetic, Attractive

Unheeding, Rebarbative, Highborn, Goatish, Unseeing, Maidenly, Insolent, Sedulous, Querulous, Impertinent, Solicitous, Appealing, Pleading, Imploring, Beseeching

Appetizing, Alluring, Enticing, Compelling, Palatable, Attention getting, Importunate, Imploring, Catchy, Beseeching, Likable, Pleading, Likeable, Sympathetic, Attractive

Unheeding, Rebarbative, Highborn, Goatish, Unseeing, Maidenly, Insolent, Sedulous, Querulous, Impertinent, Solicitous, Appealing, Pleading, Imploring, Beseeching

Opportunities to meet new people were also appealing.
Jasper whitewater rafting has never been so appealing.
So basically renting would be more appealing if.
Very clever recipe that was appealing to everyone!
There are several methods of appealing your assessment.
Work on your looks to become more appealing.
Property owner may end freeze by appealing value.
This is a appealing blog by the way.
Appealing the decision of an arbitrator is much more than difficult than appealing the decision of a state court matter.
Happy will increase by making more appealing while angry would decrease making it less appealing.

The importunate character of sharecropping pressed families to give up the land for the city.
But such is the nature of rashness, shameless, and importunate, and attempting things impossible.
Such was the stimulating talk exchanged between the fits of importunate scrabbling.
God gives the Holy Spirit to the eager, ardent, persistent, importunate soul.
Pigott with loans of money until the latter became too importunate in his demands.
See how wonderfully God condescends to countenance and crown importunate prayer?
Indians were ever more importunate than they in begging for tobacco.
Herod the Great must have conceived towards this importunate counsellor.
Importunate prayer is the sign of a growing work.
God, he freed himself from this importunate temptation.