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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

Which sounds better

Sincerely interested or genuinely interested
  

Top answer

I'd consider simply interested very interested

  • I'd consider simply interested very interested
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I'd consider simply
interested
very interested
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I will consider it but if you had to choose one of the two, which one? TY.
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Dear Alex, I'm sorry your daughter has been diagnosed with leukemia. I'm sincerely interested in her recovery. My good friend Dr. Kingston is a world-famous specialist in childhood leukemia. Would you like me to ask him to call you?

Dear Mary, I heard that your new book is ready to publish. I'm genuinely interested in reviewing it for the New York Times. Would you send me a
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Great, thank you for that example. I'll be using genuinely.

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