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in·ter·est·ing  (ntr-stng, -tr--stng, -t-rstng)
adj.
Arousing or holding the attention; absorbing.

inter·est·ing·ly adv.
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Adv.1.interestingly - in an interesting manner; "when he ceases to be just interestingly neurotic and...gets locked up"- Time
uninterestingly - in an uninteresting manner


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His voice was so sympathetic and he read so interestingly that I wished he had chosen one of my favourite chapters in the Book of Kings.
And as he talked, steadily, interestingly, he was doing what Dag Daughtry never dreamed he was doing, and what made Kwaque, looking on, almost dream he was seeing because of the unrealness and impossibleness of it.
Nupkins looked calmly terrible, and commanded that the lady should be shown in; which command, like all the mandates of emperors, and magistrates, and other great potentates of the earth, was forthwith obeyed; and Miss Witherfield, interestingly agitated, was ushered in accordingly.
 
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