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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
More intriguing
Hi, In this context "More intriguing" mean "Curiosity or "Fascinating" I think that an example with help me to understand it ...
"Obama had heard these arguments before from other
senators. His friend and Illinois counterpart, Durbin,
was urging him to run, but that was to be expected. More
intriguing were the entreaties he was receiving from New
York’s Chuck Schumer."
"Obama had heard these arguments before from other
senators. His friend and Illinois counterpart, Durbin,
was urging him to run, but that was to be expected. More
intriguing were the entreaties he was receiving from New
York’s Chuck Schumer."
Top answer
intriguing = arouse the curiosity or interest of; fascinate. Example: I was intrigued by your question.
- intriguing = arouse the curiosity or interest of; fascinate.
- Example: I was intrigued by your question.
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intriguing = arouse the curiosity or interest of; fascinate. Example: I was intrigued by your question.
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