Definition of interestingly in English:

interestingly

adverbˈɪntrəstɪŋli

In a way that arouses curiosity or interest.
she writes interestingly about all manner of things
sentence adverb interestingly, there are clear differences between the two drugs
Example sentencesExamples
- Interestingly, all four signatures are different.
- It's a two-column collection of headings that you itch to arrange a bit more interestingly.
- It reflects a national security environment that interestingly contrasts with that of the joint visions.
- Those with vision and initiative are following Portugal's lead and making wine from interestingly flavored grapes.
- I will not approach the less tangible areas that, though important, can appear too "sermon-like" and not interestingly readable.
- Interestingly, efforts to save energy may create unexpected benefits.
- Interestingly, having an opportunity to purchase the lands at less than the appraised value did not lower the cost.
- Interestingly, the two students with the highest grades on the pasture project tended to perform relatively poorly on the exams.
- Mutations have been identified that change the cleavages in interestingly stereotyped ways.
- Music was blasting, people were stopping by, and interestingly dressed female Santas were doing their thing.

Definition of interestingly in US English:

interestingly

adverbˈint(ə)rəstiNGlē

In a way that arouses curiosity or interest.
she writes interestingly about all manner of things
sentence adverb interestingly, there are clear differences between the two drugs
Example sentencesExamples
- Mutations have been identified that change the cleavages in interestingly stereotyped ways.
- Interestingly, efforts to save energy may create unexpected benefits.
- Interestingly, all four signatures are different.
- I will not approach the less tangible areas that, though important, can appear too "sermon-like" and not interestingly readable.
- It reflects a national security environment that interestingly contrasts with that of the joint visions.
- Interestingly, having an opportunity to purchase the lands at less than the appraised value did not lower the cost.
- It's a two-column collection of headings that you itch to arrange a bit more interestingly.
- Interestingly, the two students with the highest grades on the pasture project tended to perform relatively poorly on the exams.
- Music was blasting, people were stopping by, and interestingly dressed female Santas were doing their thing.
- Those with vision and initiative are following Portugal's lead and making wine from interestingly flavored grapes.

单词	interestingly
释义	Definition of interestingly in English: interestingly adverbˈɪntrəstɪŋli In a way that arouses curiosity or interest. she writes interestingly about all manner of things sentence adverb interestingly, there are clear differences between the two drugs Example sentencesExamples Interestingly, all four signatures are different. It's a two-column collection of headings that you itch to arrange a bit more interestingly. It reflects a national security environment that interestingly contrasts with that of the joint visions. Those with vision and initiative are following Portugal's lead and making wine from interestingly flavored grapes. I will not approach the less tangible areas that, though important, can appear too "sermon-like" and not interestingly readable. Interestingly, efforts to save energy may create unexpected benefits. Interestingly, having an opportunity to purchase the lands at less than the appraised value did not lower the cost. Interestingly, the two students with the highest grades on the pasture project tended to perform relatively poorly on the exams. Mutations have been identified that change the cleavages in interestingly stereotyped ways. Music was blasting, people were stopping by, and interestingly dressed female Santas were doing their thing. Definition of interestingly in US English: interestingly adverbˈint(ə)rəstiNGlē In a way that arouses curiosity or interest. she writes interestingly about all manner of things sentence adverb interestingly, there are clear differences between the two drugs Example sentencesExamples Mutations have been identified that change the cleavages in interestingly stereotyped ways. Interestingly, efforts to save energy may create unexpected benefits. Interestingly, all four signatures are different. I will not approach the less tangible areas that, though important, can appear too "sermon-like" and not interestingly readable. It reflects a national security environment that interestingly contrasts with that of the joint visions. Interestingly, having an opportunity to purchase the lands at less than the appraised value did not lower the cost. It's a two-column collection of headings that you itch to arrange a bit more interestingly. Interestingly, the two students with the highest grades on the pasture project tended to perform relatively poorly on the exams. Music was blasting, people were stopping by, and interestingly dressed female Santas were doing their thing. Those with vision and initiative are following Portugal's lead and making wine from interestingly flavored grapes.
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