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Also rather interesting is the frequent use of Italian throughout the album, though I can't really tell you if it's any good since all I know are piano terms.

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  1. adjective Arousing or holding the attention; absorbing.

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  • I hadn't thought of that The pilot says not I don't get it It's interesting, all right Monk said he didn't think interesting was the word. —  175 - The Pure Evil
  • It was all interesting, and some of it was very interesting -- so interesting that Tippy kept going back to those pictures again and again so he could study them and then look out to sea and imagine himself on whatever kind of ship it was. —  F ;SF; - vol 091 issue 04-05 - October-November 1996
  • "Walking The Berkshires has a great green man featured with the profile and prepares readers for exactly what they get - interesting, alternative thought and observations." —  Walking the Berkshires
  • (There is an interesting pun on the Urdu word for "give up"; the closest translation in English would be "let go"). —  Bloggers.Pakistan
  • BrandFreak BrandFreak is an irreverent look at the the world of marketing with an eye for the interesting, the absurd and the appalling. —  Brandweek - News and Features
 

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/ˈɪntərɛstɪŋ/
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