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interestingly

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈɪntrəstɪŋli/

interestingly means: Used to introduce a fact that is surprising or worth thinking about.

adverb

WORTH NOTICINGB2

Used to introduce a fact that is surprising or worth thinking about.

  • Interestingly, both children chose the same book.
  • Interestingly enough, nobody complained about the delay.
  • The two reports were, interestingly, written on the same day.

Common phrases: interestingly enough, interestingly similar

INTERESTING MANNERB2

In a way that makes people want to pay attention or learn more.

  • The room was interestingly decorated.
  • She described the journey interestingly and with warmth.
  • The film is interestingly structured, moving backwards through the story.

Similar words: engagingly, intriguingly

Opposites: boringly, uninterestingly

Common phrases: interestingly written, interestingly designed, interestingly arranged

Questions about interestingly

What does interestingly mean?

Used to introduce a fact that is surprising or worth thinking about.

What is interestingly in other languages?

Türkçe: ilginç bir şekilde · Español: curiosamente · Français: curieusement · Deutsch: interessanterweise · Italiano: curiosamente · 日本語: 興味深いことに

How do you pronounce interestingly?

It is pronounced /ˈɪntrəstɪŋli/.

How do you use interestingly in a sentence?

Interestingly, both children chose the same book. Interestingly enough, nobody complained about the delay.

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