What is another word for more interested?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈɔːɹ ˈɪntɹəstɪd], [ mˈɔːɹ ˈɪntɹəstɪd], [ m_ˈɔː_ɹ ˈɪ_n_t_ɹ_ə_s_t_ɪ_d]
Related words: more interested in you, more interested in him, more interested in her, more interested than you, more interested than me
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Similar words for more interested:
- attentive (adjective)
- concerned (adjective)
- curious (adjective)
- engaged (adjective)
- game (adjective)
- inquiring (adjective)
- inquisitive (adjective)
- interested (adjective)
- intoxicated (adjective)
- involved (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for More interested:
adj.
• attentive (adjective)- conscientious,
- enthralled,
- Immersed,
- mindful,
- watchful,
- on the lookout,
- on the job,
- listening,
- hanging on every word,
- on the ball,
- studious,
- all ears,
- observant,
- on one's toes,
- Enrapt,
- aware,
- regardful,
- on the qui vive,
- heedful,
- awake,
- vigilant,
- preoccupied,
- interested,
- glued,
- alert.
- Scrutinizing,
- impertinent,
- snoopy,
- analytical,
- puzzled,
- prying,
- Peeping,
- prurient,
- investigative,
- interfering,
- searching,
- nosy,
- intrusive,
- Examining,
- Inspecting,
- inquiring,
- questioning,
- inquisitive,
- meddlesome,
- Peering,
- meddling,
- tampering,
- Disquisitive.
- disposed,
- spirited,
- nervy,
- courageous,
- valorous,
- gallant,
- prepared,
- dauntless,
- inclined,
- desirous,
- valiant,
- ready,
- unflinching,
- eager,
- spunky,
- persistent,
- persevering,
- hardy,
- bold,
- heroic,
- plucky,
- unafraid,
- resolute,
- dogged,
- intrepid,
- up for,
- fearless.
- biased,
- attentive,
- Roused,
- involved,
- affected,
- occupied,
- inspired,
- engrossed,
- intent,
- Caught,
- excited,
- moved,
- prejudiced,
- obsessed,
- sold,
- responsive,
- partisan,
- touched,
- awakened,
- partial,
- stimulated,
- Inspirited,
- sympathetic,
- stirred,
- fascinated,
- keen,
- absorbed,
- Attracted,
- predisposed,
- taken,
- open.
- concerned,
- ecstatic,
- dizzy,
- Piqued,
- delirious,
- drunk,
- captivated,
- exhilarated,
- elated,
- euphoric,
- enraptured.
- Doing,
- tied up,
- catechistic,
- Incriminated,
- practicing,
- performing,
- in place,
- implicated,
- sent,
- knee-deep in,
- investigatory,
- connected with,
- quizzical,
- impressed,
- infatuated,
- mixed up,
- wrapped up,
- outward-looking,
- struck,
- beside oneself,
- embroiled,
- on the case,
- eat sleep and breathe,
- in on,
- at work,
- Galvanized,
- fact-finding,
- Enticed,
- probing,
- big-eyed,
- entangled,
- down with,
- dealing in,
- sifting,
- enmeshed,
- snooping,
- mixed up in,
- quickened,
- immersed in,
- mixed up with,
- Lured,
- hooked,
- drawn,
- up to one's neck in,
- pursuing,
- turned-on,
- up to here in,
- in use,
- Into,
- privy to,
- taking part in.
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• Other relevant words (noun):
How to use "More interested" in context?
Interesting is relative; what one person might find interesting another person might not. I think that the more interested we are in something the better. When we are more interested in something we tend to learn more quickly and be more engaged. This is because we are more likely to pay attention to what we are learning and be motivated to continue learning. To be more interested in something means to have a greater focus on it and to be engaged in it. When we are more interested in something we tend to enjoy it more and be more motivated to do it. When we are more engaged in something we are usually more successful in achieving our goals.
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