n. 1 a sense of concern with and curiosity about someone or something; 2 a fixed charge for borrowing money; v. excite the curiosity of
Drew has an interest in painting. OR Money in a bank earns interest.
Drew has an interest in painting. OR Money in a bank earns interest.
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What interest of Tom's older brother helped Alex in his mission?
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Overhanging supply is of interest to technical analysts.
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Who was Abraham Portman's love interest in the past?
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A good book may kindle his interest in reading.
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What was Sy Stroganoff's interest in the park?
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Which charity project would interest Whisper the very most?
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We viewed the Paris travelogue with great interest.
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The attendance at our meetings is fizzling out due to lack of interest.
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Watching the Wimbledon finals revived his renascent interest in playing tennis.
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Who was the first to encourage Ami's interest in the arts?
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Based on Joe Stoshack's character traits, which tourist attraction would interest Joe the most?
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What did Antony have a special interest in observing under his microscopes?
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The hills descend to the sea. OR The interest rates continue to descend.
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Based on Joe's character traits, which tourist attraction would interest Joe the most?
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involvement; curiosity; wonder
boredom
3 syllables
in-ter-est
interest
noninterest
dis
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