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  1. interestingadjective

    arousing or holding the attention

    Antonyms:
    irksome, soporific, ho-hum, wearisome, ponderous, tiresome, insipid, putdownable, soporiferous, prosaic, pedestrian, deadening, slow, boring, jejune, tedious, prosy, narcotic, dull, uninteresting, earthbound

How to use interesting in a sentence?

  1. Debasish Mridha, M.D.:

    Hope keeps us alive. Life is interesting because of egocentric hope and lovefull spirit.

  2. Keith Neal:

    It’s an interesting piece of work, but I’m not sure it takes us much further forward.

  3. Martin Dempsey:

    Now isn’t that an interesting decision for elected officials?

  4. Jenn Matheson:

    First and foremost, I think it was an interesting way to examine a topic that we’ve looked at for decades in a slightly new way.

  5. Lois Boynton:

    No one has come up with a magic formula that provides both, from an ethics perspective, there’s something to be said for transparency. By that, I mean being open about how information is gathered and by whom, how it’s being presented – news vs. commentary, for example – why they have selected certain sources, etc. Objectivity is an interesting animal as well.

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adjective

Definition of interestingnext

as in intriguing

holding the attention or provoking interest

an interesting lecture on conflicts in the Middle East since the demise of the Ottoman Empire

Synonyms & Similar Words

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  • intriguing

  • fascinating

  • engaging

  • exciting

  • absorbing

  • provocative

  • engrossing

  • enthralling

  • gripping

  • amusing

  • entertaining

  • inspiring

  • riveting

  • involving

  • amazing

  • consuming

  • unusual

  • arresting

  • attractive

  • immersing

  • thrilling

  • enchanting

  • exhilarating

  • striking

  • tantalizing

  • breathtaking

  • surprising

  • charming

  • curious

  • electric

  • alluring

  • stimulating

  • astonishing

  • electrifying

  • captivating

  • wonderful

  • galvanizing

  • odd

  • mesmerizing

  • showy

  • eventful

  • rousing

  • bewitching

  • stirring

  • weird

  • wondrous

  • emphatic

  • spellbinding

  • astounding

  • marvelous

  • marvellous

  • hypnotizing

  • eyeopening

  • fabulous

  • splashy


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • uninteresting

  • boring

  • tedious

  • dry

  • monotonous

  • dull

  • heavy

  • drab

  • tiresome

  • tiring

  • wearisome

  • unexciting

  • sterile

  • discouraging

  • wearying

  • dreary

  • humdrum

  • pedantic

  • disheartening

  • pedestrian

  • dispiriting

  • demoralizing

  • operose

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  • uninteresting

  • boring

  • tedious

  • dry

  • monotonous

  • dull

  • heavy

  • drab

  • tiresome

  • tiring

  • wearisome

  • unexciting

  • sterile

  • discouraging

  • wearying

  • dreary

  • humdrum

  • pedantic

  • disheartening

  • pedestrian

  • dispiriting

  • demoralizing

  • operose

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verb

present participle of interest

as in fascinating

to hold the attention of

the book didn’t interest me, so I ended up watching the parade of people on the sidewalk

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • intriguing

  • fascinating

  • occupying

  • immersing

  • involving

  • engrossing

  • attracting

  • gripping

  • busying

  • engaging

  • enchanting

  • enthralling

  • absorbing

  • distracting

  • bemusing

  • charming

  • captivating

  • preoccupying

  • alluring

  • mesmerizing

  • catching one’s eye

  • obsessing

  • catching up

  • bewitching

  • beguiling

  • hypnotizing

  • enwrapping

  • monopolizing

  • hogging


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • boring

  • tiring

  • wearying

  • jading

  • palling

  • boring

  • tiring

  • wearying

  • jading

  • palling

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a thoughtful question

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interesting people

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cool people

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fascinating people

an interesting feature

a curious feature

an useful feature

a neat feature

a cool feature

an impressive feature

interesting work

innovative work

compelling work

impressive work

creative work

unusual work

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Table of Contents

  • colorless
  • boring
  • dull
  • dry
  • tasteless
  • slow
  • inactive
  • blah
  • drab
  • dragging
  • dreary
  • insipid
  • monotonous
  • pedestrian
  • unappetizing
  • uneventful
  • unexciting
  • unimaginative
  • wishy-washy
  • benumbed
  • bland
  • distasteful
  • humdrum
  • prosaic
  • tame
  • tedious
  • tiresome
  • unintelligent
  • uninteresting
  • vapid
  • all
  • dull, lifeless
  • tasteless; undistinctive
  • without hue
  • tiresome, monotonous
  • gloomy, lifeless
  • moistureless
  • boring, uneventful
  • appealing, entertaining
  • all the same, remaining the same
  • everyday, dull
  • behind, late
  • dull, stuffy
  • domesticated, compliant
  • without flavor
  • dull, monotonous
  • irritating, exasperating
  • monotonous, dull
  • flat, dull
  • Other relevant words
  • colorless

    • doughy,
    • uncolored,
    • unmemorable,
    • doughier,
    • Unpassioned,
    • doughiest,
    • more achromic,
    • more bleached,
    • more uncolored,
    • more unmemorable,
    • more unpassioned,
    • most achromic,
    • most bleached,
    • most uncolored,
    • most unmemorable,
    • most unpassioned,
    • run of the mill,
    • un colored,
    • un memorable,
    • un-memorable,
    • washed out.
  • boring

    • characterless,
    • drab,
    • dragger,
    • lifeless,
    • nowhere,
    • repetitious,
    • unvaried,
    • well-worn,
    • motheaten,
    • bombest,
    • draggest,
    • in terminable,
    • in-terminable,
    • inter minable,
    • inter-minable,
    • more characterless,
    • more drudging,
    • more nowhere,
    • more unvaried,
    • more well worn,
    • more well-worn,
    • more wellworn,
    • most characterless,
    • most drudging,
    • most nowhere,
    • most unvaried,
    • most well worn,
    • most well-worn,
    • most wellworn,
    • stereo typed,
    • stereo-typed,
    • un varied,
    • un-varied,
    • well worn,
    • wellworn.
  • dull

    • dun,
    • edentulate,
    • edgeless,
    • inert,
    • matte,
    • out-of-date,
    • prosy,
    • stocker,
    • subfusc,
    • toothless,
    • unexciting,
    • unlit,
    • unpointed,
    • unsharpened,
    • yawner,
    • Numskulled,
    • unintellectual,
    • prosier,
    • prosiest,
    • longwinded,
    • wornout,
    • oft-repeated,
    • not bright,
    • be sotted,
    • be-sotted,
    • big yawn,
    • de pressed,
    • de-pressed,
    • dim witted,
    • duner,
    • dunest,
    • feeble minded,
    • in active,
    • in different,
    • in distinct,
    • in sensate,
    • in sensible,
    • in-active,
    • in-different,
    • in-distinct,
    • in-sensate,
    • in-sensible,
    • mattest,
    • more abused,
    • more blunted,
    • more driveling,
    • more edentate,
    • more edentulate,
    • more edgeless,
    • more muted,
    • more numskulled,
    • more oft repeated,
    • more oft-repeated,
    • more oftrepeated,
    • more out of date,
    • more subfusc,
    • more toned down,
    • more toned-down,
    • more toneddown,
    • more turned,
    • more unintellectual,
    • more unlit,
    • more unpointed,
    • more unsharpened,
    • most abused,
    • most blunted,
    • most driveling,
    • most edentate,
    • most edgeless,
    • most muted,
    • most numskulled,
    • most oft repeated,
    • most oft-repeated,
    • most oftrepeated,
    • most softened,
    • most subfusc,
    • most toned down,
    • most toned-down,
    • most toneddown,
    • most toothless,
    • most turned,
    • most unintellectual,
    • most unlit,
    • most unpointed,
    • most unsharpened,
    • most worn out,
    • not keen,
    • oft repeated,
    • oftrepeated,
    • out of date,
    • over cast,
    • over-cast,
    • re gular,
    • re-gular,
    • simple minded,
    • toned-down,
    • toneddown,
    • un imaginative,
    • un inspiring,
    • un intellectual,
    • un pointed,
    • un responsive,
    • un sharpened,
    • un sympathetic,
    • un-imaginative,
    • un-intellectual,
    • un-pointed,
    • un-responsive,
    • un-sharpened,
    • usual thing,
    • without incident,
    • yawnest.
  • dry

    • desiccant,
    • dried-up,
    • impassive,
    • inelaborate,
    • juiceless,
    • waterless,
    • Droughty,
    • matter of fact,
    • Unmoistened,
    • de hydrated,
    • de sert,
    • de-hydrated,
    • de-sert,
    • draggier,
    • draggiest,
    • draggy,
    • dried up,
    • driedup,
    • droughtier,
    • droughtiest,
    • in elaborate,
    • in-elaborate,
    • low key,
    • lowkey,
    • more dehydrated,
    • more desiccant,
    • more desiccated,
    • more dried up,
    • more dried-up,
    • more driedup,
    • more evaporated,
    • more inelaborate,
    • more juiceless,
    • more sapped,
    • more shriveled,
    • more unmoistened,
    • more waterless,
    • most dehydrated,
    • most desiccant,
    • most desiccated,
    • most dried up,
    • most dried-up,
    • most driedup,
    • most evaporated,
    • most inelaborate,
    • most juiceless,
    • most sapped,
    • most waterless,
    • not irrigated,
    • re strained,
    • re-strained,
    • searer,
    • searest,
    • un moistened,
    • un-moistened.
  • tasteless

    • big zero,
    • more unpleasurable,
    • most unpleasurable,
    • plain vanilla,
    • un pleasurable,
    • un seasoned,
    • un-pleasurable,
    • un-seasoned,
    • unpleasurable,
    • without spice.
  • slow

    • behindhand,
    • unpunctual,
    • time-consuming,
    • be lated,
    • be-lated,
    • long delayed,
    • long drawn out,
    • long-delayed,
    • longdelayed,
    • more detained,
    • more hindered,
    • more impeded,
    • more long delayed,
    • more long-delayed,
    • more longdelayed,
    • more time-consuming,
    • most born-again,
    • most detained,
    • most hindered,
    • most impeded,
    • most long delayed,
    • most long-delayed,
    • most longdelayed,
    • most time consuming,
    • most unpunctual,
    • over due,
    • over-due,
    • time consuming,
    • timeconsuming,
    • un productive,
    • un progressive,
    • un-productive,
    • un-progressive.
  • inactive

    • benumbed.
  • blah

    • banausic,
    • mono-tone,
    • more banausic,
    • more monotone,
    • more plodding,
    • most monotone,
    • most plodding,
    • yawn producing.
  • drab

    • lusterless,
    • de solate,
    • de-solate,
    • more lusterless,
    • more subfuse,
    • most lusterless,
    • most subfuse,
    • sub fuse,
    • sub-fuse,
    • subfuse,
    • un changing,
    • un inspired,
    • un-changing,
    • un-inspired.
  • dragging

    • drawn out,
    • drawnout,
    • over long,
    • over-long,
    • pro-longed.
  • dreary

    • depressive,
    • de pressing,
    • de-pressing,
    • more depressive.
  • insipid

    • ho-hum,
    • insipid,
    • savorless,
    • dis tasteful,
    • dis-tasteful,
    • hohum,
    • in nocuous,
    • in sipid,
    • in-nocuous,
    • in-sipid,
    • more ho hum,
    • more ho-hum,
    • more hohum,
    • more nebbish,
    • more savorless,
    • most ho hum,
    • most ho-hum,
    • most hohum,
    • most nebbish,
    • un savorier,
    • un savory,
    • un-palatable,
    • un-savorier,
    • un-savoriest,
    • un-savory,
    • watereddown.
  • monotonous

    • singsong,
    • puts to sleep,
    • sing song,
    • flat as pancake,
    • more reiterated,
    • more samely,
    • more sing-song,
    • more singsong,
    • more uninflected,
    • most droning,
    • most samely,
    • most sing song,
    • most singsong,
    • most uninflected,
    • puts one to sleep,
    • puts sleep,
    • re current,
    • re iterated,
    • re-current,
    • re-iterated,
    • samely,
    • sing-song,
    • un changed,
    • un inflected,
    • un relieved,
    • un varying,
    • un-changed,
    • un-inflected,
    • un-relieved,
    • un-varying,
    • uni form,
    • uni-form.
  • pedestrian

    • more truistic,
    • most banausic,
    • most truistic,
    • truistic.
  • unappetizing

    • stinky,
    • grodier,
    • grody,
    • stinkiest,
    • un appealing,
    • un appetizing,
    • un attractive,
    • un inviting,
    • un pleasant,
    • un-appealing,
    • un-appetizing,
    • un-attractive,
    • un-inviting,
    • un-pleasant.
  • uneventful

    • in conclusive,
    • in decisive,
    • in-conclusive,
    • in-decisive,
    • more unnoteworthy,
    • most unfateful,
    • un fateful,
    • un noteworthy,
    • un remarkable,
    • un-eventful,
    • un-fateful,
    • un-noteworthy,
    • un-remarkable.
  • unexciting

    • long winded,
    • un exciting,
    • un-exciting.
  • unimaginative

    • prosaic.
  • wishy-washy

    • wishy-washy,
    • in effective,
    • in effectual,
    • in-effective,
    • in-effectual,
    • more namby pamby,
    • more namby-pamby,
    • more nambypamby,
    • more sapless,
    • more weak kneed,
    • more weak-kneed,
    • more weakkneed,
    • most namby pamby,
    • most namby-pamby,
    • most nambypamby,
    • most weak-kneed,
    • most weakkneed,
    • namby pamby,
    • nambypamby,
    • weak kneed,
    • weakkneed,
    • wishy washy,
    • wishywashy.
  • benumbed

    • be numbed,
    • be-numbed,
    • more dulled,
    • un interested,
    • un-interested.
  • bland

    • sapless,
    • uninspiring,
    • unstimulating,
    • wimpy,
    • nerdy,
    • milk-and-water,
    • dull as dishwater,
    • ho hum,
    • more milk and water,
    • more nothing,
    • more pabulum,
    • more uninspiring,
    • more unstimulating,
    • more zero,
    • most milk and water,
    • most nothing,
    • most pabulum,
    • most sapless,
    • most uninspiring,
    • most unstimulating,
    • most zero,
    • nerdier,
    • nerdiest,
    • un stimulating,
    • un-inspiring,
    • wimpiest.
  • distasteful

    • unappetizing.
  • humdrum

    • toneless,
    • white-bread,
    • dime dozen,
    • garden variety,
    • gardenvariety,
    • more toneless,
    • more white bread,
    • more white-bread,
    • more whitebread,
    • most toneless,
    • most treadmill,
    • most white bread,
    • most white-bread,
    • white bread,
    • whitebread.
  • prosaic

    • workaday,
    • Proser,
    • diddlier,
    • diddliest,
    • more workaday,
    • most workaday,
    • prosest,
    • un eventful,
    • un exceptional,
    • un-exceptional.
  • tame

    • disciplined,
    • housebroken,
    • unresisting,
    • Half-hearted,
    • boiled down,
    • gentle as lamb,
    • half hearted,
    • more acclimatized,
    • more bridled,
    • more busted,
    • more disciplined,
    • more harnessed,
    • more housebroken,
    • more unresisting,
    • more yoked,
    • most bridled,
    • most busted,
    • most diluted,
    • most disciplined,
    • most harnessed,
    • most housebroken,
    • most unresisting,
    • most whitebread,
    • most yoked,
    • over come,
    • sub missive,
    • un afraid,
    • un resisting,
    • un-afraid,
    • un-resisting,
    • without punch.
  • tedious

    • snoozer,
    • more enervating,
    • most enervating,
    • snoozest.
  • tiresome

    • a bit much,
    • uncool,
    • Enervative,
    • boresome,
    • ex acting,
    • ex-acting,
    • more boresome,
    • more enervative,
    • more jading,
    • more uncool,
    • most boresome,
    • most enervative,
    • most jading,
    • most uncool,
    • un cool,
    • un-cool.
  • unintelligent

    • dull.
  • uninteresting

    • boring,
    • unentertaining,
    • unenjoyable,
    • more unenjoyable,
    • more unentertaining,
    • most unenjoyable,
    • most unentertaining,
    • un enjoyable,
    • un entertaining,
    • un interesting,
    • un-enjoyable,
    • un-entertaining,
    • un-interesting.
  • vapid

    • flat tire,
    • more milquetoast,
    • most milquetoast.
  • all

    • uninteresting.
  • dull, lifeless

    • blah.
  • tasteless; undistinctive

    • bland.
  • without hue

    • colorless.
  • tiresome, monotonous

    • dragging.
  • gloomy, lifeless

    • dreary.
  • moistureless

    • dry.
  • boring, uneventful

    • humdrum,
    • uninteresting.
  • appealing, entertaining

    • boring,
    • disenchanting,
    • disgusting,
    • dull,
    • homely,
    • normal,
    • ordinary,
    • repellent,
    • repulsive,
    • ugly,
    • unattractive,
    • unexciting,
    • unimpressive,
    • unstimulating,
    • usual,
    • Familiar.
  • all the same, remaining the same

    • monotonous.
  • everyday, dull

    • pedestrian.
  • behind, late

    • slow.
  • dull, stuffy

    • stodgy.
  • domesticated, compliant

    • tame.
  • without flavor

    • tasteless.
  • dull, monotonous

    • tedious.
  • irritating, exasperating

    • tiresome.
  • monotonous, dull

    • uneventful.
  • flat, dull

    • vapid.
  • Other relevant words

    • deadening,
    • demoralizing,
    • discouraging,
    • disheartening,
    • dispiriting,
    • earthbound,
    • jejune,
    • pedantic,
    • sterile,
    • unexciting,
    • Operose.

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  • 1. interesting

Table of Contents

  • 1. interesting

Antonyms

Synonyms

Etymology

1. interesting

adjective. [‘ˈɪntəˌrɛstɪŋ’] arousing or holding the attention.

Antonyms

  • uninteresting
  • unstimulating
  • uninterestingness
  • unexciting
  • unprovocative
  • depressant
  • unmoving

Synonyms

  • intriguing
  • stimulating
  • amusing
  • entertaining
  • interestingness

Etymology

  • interesting (English)
  • -ing (English)
  • -ing (Middle English (1100-1500))
  • interest (English)

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Словарь

Прилагательное interesting [ˈɪntrəstɪŋ]

Перевод: интересный, занятный, занимательный

Синонимы и антонимы к слову interesting

Слово
(Word)
Синонимы
(Synonyms)
Антонимы
(Antonyms)
interesting amusing, alluring, attracive, beautiful, compelling, engaging, curious, sapid, bright, intelligent, inviting, intriguing, provocative, pleasing boring, familiar, homely, ordinary, disgusting, usual, unattractive

Примеры:

We have an interesting conversation with the group.
У нас был интересный разговор с группой.

You’re a very amusing fellow, Paul!
Ты очень забавный парень, Пол!

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