Interest and Thrill

Interest

Interest verb - To hold the attention of.

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Thrill and interest are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thrill" instead the word "Interest" as a verb or a noun.

Thrill verb - To cause a pleasurable stimulation of the feelings of.

Usage example: I was thrilled to hear that you got the promotion that you'd been so desperately wanting

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Interest and thrill are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Interest" instead the word "Thrill" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: thrilling, thrilled, thriller

special	special interest	special thrill
specific	specific interest	specific thrill
initial	initial interest	initial thrill
great	great interest	great thrill
Other adjectives: huge, sexual, former, final, greater.

girl	interest girl	thrill girl
audience	interest audience	thrill audience

While Jed may have an excellent wife and family outside of the west wing of the White House, Leo is for all purposes the love interest in Jed's "other" family inside the west wing, with the thrill of politics in place of sex and romance.

Source: The Not-Love Interest
Thrill as a butterfly-winged assassin bludgeons victims to death with a fish, the main quest is abandoned due to lack of interest, Cyrodiil is plunged into carnage and mayhem unrelated to the Oblivion Crisis, and the game shudders itself apart due to dozens of variable-quality mods.

Source: Video Game / The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

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