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Meaning of interested
having a feeling of interest or curiosity about something
Etymology of interested
The word "interested" comes from the verb "interest", which is derived from the Old French word "interesse", meaning "to be between" or "to concern", and the Latin word "interesse", meaning "to be between" or "to concern"
Historically, the word "interested" has been used to describe a person who has a personal stake or involvement in something, or who is curious about something or someone
Synonyms
engaged
invested
curious
intrigued
fascinated
captivated
absorbed
enthralled
drawn
attracted
concerned
involved
passionate
excited
eager
enthusiastic
zealous
dedicated
committed
motivated
inspired
stimulated
aroused
alerted
attentive
observant
mindful
aware
inquisitive
probing
questioning
inquiring
examining
exploring
researching
studying
analyzing
pondering
reflecting
considering
deliberating
weighing
evaluating
assessing
appraising
valuing
esteeming
appreciating
admiring
respecting
revering
idolizing
worshiping
Definitions
- Having or showing interest in something, or someone
- * Feeling a desire to learn more about something or someone
- * Having a personal stake or involvement in something
Usage Examples
- I am interested in learning more about the company's mission and values
- * She is interested in pursuing a career in science and technology
- * They are interested in buying a new home in the suburbs
Antonyms
uninterested
disinterested
indifferent
apathetic
unconcerned
uninvolved
detached
disconnected
unengaged
bored
unenthusiastic
unmotivated
uninspired
dispassionate
unexcited
unresponsive
unaffected
unimpressed
unsurprised
uncurious
inattentive
oblivious
unaware
ignorant
uninformed
disconnected
distant
remote
aloof