Interview
Interview verb - To go around and approach (people) with a request for opinions or information.
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Synonyms for Interview
Treat and interview are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Treat" instead a verb "Interview".
How words are described
| good | good interview | good treat |
| rare | rare interview | rare treat |
| special | special interview | special treat |
| particular | particular interview | particular treat |
| Other adjectives: complete, single, exclusive, actual, real, big, important, new, last, latest. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Even when he does, he tends to treat them as a prank (see the video in which he terminates an interview by stepping out of the car to vomit).
Source: Reclusive Artist - He said in an interview that part of the reason he took the director's chair was that it "just seemed that I'd be the only person who could treat the play with the necessary disrespect."
Source: Self-Adaptation - Most places outside the Realm treat them better than normal humans, instead; in Paragon, immigrants with enlightened essence get a personal interview with the Perfect and a chance at being raised to nobility.
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