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Synonym for interest [verb]

The synonym interest synonymous definition words:
means "appeal"
fascinate, intrigue, attract, pique, arouse, excite
- conjugate verb interest
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interest [noun]

means "welfare"
advantage, benefit, good, well-being

interest [noun]

means "share"
percentage, claim, stake

interest [noun]

means "regard"
concern, attention, engrossment, curiosity
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allure [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, appeal, interest, seductiveness, charisma, glamour

appeal [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, charisma, glamour

business [noun]

means "affair"
interest, concern, matter

charisma [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, appeal, glamour

concern [noun]

means "affair"
part, business, interest, matter, problem, duty

consequence [noun]

means "importance"
significance, concern, interest, moment, weight, import

consideration [noun]

means "point"
notion, interest, issue, concept, view, factor

consideration [noun]

means "importance"
value, consequence, interest, moment, significance, weight

engage [verb]

means "keep busy"
occupy, employ, interest
- conjugate verb engage

glamour [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, charisma, appeal

importance [noun]

means "consequence"
significance, concern, interest, moment, weight, import

keep busy [verb]

means "engage"
occupy, employ, interest
- conjugate verb keep busy

matter [noun]

means "subject"
interest

ownership [noun]

means "claim"
right, privilege, title, interest, due

part [noun]

means "quantity"
interest, participation

participation [noun]

means "allotment"
quota, proportion, apportionment, concern, dividend, interest

pique [verb]

means "excite"
arouse, goad, incite, interest, prick, spur
- conjugate verb pique

pretension [noun]

means "claim"
assertion, demand, declaration, stake, affirmation, interest

proceeds [noun]

means "return"
yield, interest, gain, gross, revenue, receipts

receipts [noun]

means "return"
yield, interest, gain, gross, revenue, proceeds

revenue [noun]

means "earnings"
interest

right [noun]

means "possession"
claim, ownership, privilege, title, interest, due

sake [noun]

means "advantage"
benefit, account, profit, interest, welfare, consideration

sideline [noun]

means "additional activity"
interest, avocation

take [verb]

means "action"
allure, attract, captivate, engage, fascinate, interest
- conjugate verb take
- translate take

title [noun]

means "possession"
claim, interest, holding, ownership, right, due

well-being [noun]

means "welfare"
advantage, benefit, good, interest

zest [noun]

means "relish"
interest

interested [adjective]

means "inquisitive"
inquiring, curious, meddlesome, prying, nosy

interesting [adjective]

means "stimulating"
attractive, enticing, piquant, exciting, sparkling
- translate interesting

active [adjective]

means "finance"
profitable, busy, interest-bearing

amusing [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

captivating [adjective]

means "enthralling"
absorbing, interesting, engrossing, fascinating

charming [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, amusing

cheering [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

colorful [adjective]

means "picturesque"
realistic, interesting, distinctive, unique, eccentric, off-beat

colourful [adjective]

means "picturesque"
realistic, interesting, distinctive, unique, eccentric, off-beat

curious [adjective]

means "inquisitive"
inquiring, interested, meddlesome, prying, nosy

enchanting [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, amusing, lively, pleasing, charming

engaging [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, amusing, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

engrossing [adjective]

means "enthralling"
absorbing, interesting, captivating, fascinating

entertaining [adjective]

means "amusing"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

enthralling [adjective]

means "engrossing"
absorbing, interesting, captivating, fascinating

enticing [adjective]

means "stimulating"
attractive, piquant, interesting, exciting, sparkling

exciting [adjective]

means "stimulating"
attractive, enticing, interesting, piquant, sparkling

ingratiating [adjective]

means "charming"
deferential, pleasing, interesting, appealing, attractive, winning

inquiring [adjective]

means "inquisitive"
curious, interested, meddlesome, prying, nosy

inquisitive [adjective]

means "curious"
inquiring, interested, meddlesome, prying, nosy

intriguing [adjective]

means "appealing"
engaging, fascinating, charming, interesting, attractive, delightful

nosy [adjective]

means "inquisitive"
inquiring, interested, meddlesome, prying, curious

observant [adjective]

means "eager"
interested, alive

pay [object]

means "property"
valuable, interest-bearing, precious, profitable
- translate pay

picturesque [adjective]

means "striking"
beautiful, pretty, colourful, charming, interesting

piquant [adjective]

means "stimulating"
attractive, enticing, interesting, exciting, sparkling

pleasing [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, amusing, charming

readable [adjective]

means "entertaining"
enjoyable, absorbing, gripping, interesting, stimulating, satisfying

salty [adjective]

means "exciting"
interesting, breezy, pungent, racy, ribald

stimulating [adjective]

means "piquant"
attractive, enticing, interesting, exciting, sparkling
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