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adjective
- 1. arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention: "an interesting debate"
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Learn the definition of interesting as an adjective that describes something or someone that holds your attention because it is unusual, exciting, or has a lot of ideas. Find synonyms, antonyms, examples, and translations of interesting in different languages.
The meaning of INTERESTING is holding the attention : arousing interest. How to use interesting in a sentence. The Pronunciation and History of Interesting
Learn the meaning, pronunciation and examples of the adjective interesting, which describes something that attracts or holds your attention because it is special, exciting or unusual. Compare and contrast with synonyms and related words.
Learn the meaning of interesting, a word that describes something that attracts your attention or curiosity. Find synonyms, antonyms, pronunciation, collocations and usage examples of interesting in British and American English.
The adjective interesting describes something that makes you curious, or catches your attention, but sometimes people use the word in a doubtful way when they are taken aback but want to be polite. Like if your grandmother looks at your new tattoo and says, "Well, that's certainly interesting !"
Someone or something that is interesting keeps your attention because they are unusual, exciting, or have lots of ideas: an interesting person. The museum was really interesting. [ + to do sth ] It'll be interesting to see what John's sister thinks of his new girlfriend. Fewer examples.
interesting attracting your attention because it is exciting, unusual, or full of good ideas: That's an interesting question, Daniel. fascinating extremely interesting or attractive: The exhibition tells the fascinating story of the steam age.
