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Meanings of lively interest in English
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Usage of lively interest in English
1
Sports rights are also drawing lively interest in other parts of Europe.
2
They take the most lively interest in all our sayings and doings.
3
We must have a lively interest in something or there is stagnation.
4
The news, therefore, brought down by the menservants excited a lively interest.
5
The furnishing of the interior displays a lively interest in the arts.
6
Stuart desisted from unlacing his boots and looked up with lively interest.
7
Unsolicited he pressed this matter upon her with deep and lively interest.
8
Some Eton boys-itis evidently a holiday-standlooking on with lively interest.
9
I looked about me with lively interest, as you may well believe.
10
Do you know I feel a lively interest in your beautiful daughter?
11
The intelligent and lively interest they took in the debates caused much comment.
12
He has a lively interest in certain issues, most prominently education.
13
All the amateurs have taken a lively interest in the affair.
14
Either of those experiences gives you a lively interest in the political process.
15
And you know we all take the most lively interest in your welfare.
16
He took a lively interest in the growth of my business.
This collocation consists of:
Lively interest through the time
Lively interest across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common