Interest and Virtue

Interest

Interest noun - A legal right to participation in the advantages, profits, and responsibility of something.

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Virtue and interest are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Virtue" instead a noun "Interest".

Virtue noun - A quality that gives something special worth.

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Interest and virtue are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Interest" instead a noun "Virtue".

Nearby Words: virtuous, virtually, virtuously, virtu

human	human interest	human virtue
good	good interest	good virtue
particular	particular interest	particular virtue
specific	specific interest	specific virtue
Other adjectives: true, single, chosen, deep, actual, real, great, little, main, personal, sole, possible, apparent, greater, primary, respective, different.

The skill sets only affect the ending if you don't end up with a love interest—instead you end up with the corresponding profession whose skill and virtue/sin you've maxed out.

Source: Visual Novel / Heileen
Computer scientists have it bad as well, by virtue of computers being a stereotypical nerd interest since they first entered the public eye.

Source: Acceptable Professional Targets
Virtue loudly denies having any interest in calling her... but does pocket the number.

Source: Comic Book / The Movement

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