interesting Antonyms
Strongest:
- monotonous
- monotonous
- boring
- dry
- wearisome
- boring
- heavy
- tiring
- uninteresting
- tedious
- tiring
- drab
- uninteresting
- dry
- heavy
- wearisome
- tedious
- tiresome
- dull
- dull
- tiresome
- drab
Strong:
- pedestrian
- humdrum
- pedantic
- humdrum
- unexciting
- discouraging
- pedantic
- unexciting
- sterile
- pedestrian
- wearying
- discouraging
- dreary
- dreary
- wearying
- sterile
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- entertaining
- amusing
- engrossing
- involving
- inspiring
- provocative
- enthralling
- riveting
- consuming
- gripping
- amazing
Weak:
- enchanting
- immersing
- tantalizing
- electric
- odd
- arresting
- wondrous
- thrilling
- bewitching
- stimulating
- eventful
- surprising
- curious
- captivating
- breathtaking
- unusual
- marvelous
- electrifying
- wonderful
- marvellous
- rousing
- astonishing
- stirring
- galvanizing
- astounding
- alluring
- striking
- emphatic
- showy
- attractive
- exhilarating
- charming
- weird
Meaning of interesting
interesting (a)
arousing or holding the attention
interesting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Interest
interesting (a.)
Engaging the attention; exciting, or adapted to excite, interest, curiosity, or emotion; as, an interesting story; interesting news.
interesting Sentence Examples
- The local museum had an interesting exhibit on the history of the city.
- I found the keynote speaker's presentation to be quite interesting.
- The new movie had an interesting plot that kept me engaged throughout.
- My neighbor has an interesting personality and always has unique stories to share.
- The science fair featured many interesting projects, demonstrating students' creativity and innovation.
- The article provided an interesting perspective on a controversial issue.
- The novel's protagonist underwent an interesting transformation as the plot progressed.
- The documentary presented an interesting and thought-provoking view of a complex topic.
- I visited an interesting art gallery last weekend and saw some stunning paintings.
- The upcoming lecture promises to be interesting and is sure to draw a large audience.
FAQs About the word interesting
arousing or holding the attentionof Interest, Engaging the attention; exciting, or adapted to excite, interest, curiosity, or emotion; as, an interesting story;
absorbing, engaging, fascinating, exciting,intriguing, entertaining, amusing, engrossing, involving, inspiring
monotonous, monotonous,boring, dry, wearisome, boring, heavy, tiring, uninteresting, tedious
The local museum had an interesting exhibit on the history of the city.
I found the keynote speaker's presentation to be quite interesting.
The new movie had an interesting plot that kept me engaged throughout.
My neighbor has an interesting personality and always has unique stories to share.
