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Meanings of really interesting in English

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Usage of really interesting in English
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It's really interesting; I had a great time and learnt a lot.
The Irish Times
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His explanation was really interesting, as far as it went, Margaret decided.
Stay Out from the Basement
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Stay tuned for some really interesting Banter news in the coming weeks.
The Irish Times
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Photo: Photosport This competition will be really interesting in lots of ways.
Radio NZ
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There's no message except these are 24 really interesting artists from China.
The Guardian
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I thought this would be a really interesting thing to talk about.
Radio NZ
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I think it will be a really interesting race, said the Frenchman.
Reuters
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If you want a really interesting story I should look into him.
Scoop
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And I just think it'd be a really interesting show, she said.
Reuters
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I thought that was really interesting, and really helped me with Adrian.
Ebony
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But the official Republican response, from Rep Paul Ryan, was really interesting.
The Irish Times
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It seemed to Sirius that Kathleen said this to everything really interesting.
Dogsbody
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Then prices will start to fall, and things will get really interesting.
Wired
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It's really interesting to see how technology is going to shift giving.
Reuters
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This is where film as art, and Western Deep, get really interesting.
The Guardian
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Both pitches have been excellent and have made for really interesting cricket.
The Guardian
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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South Africa
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