Interests is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERESTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTEREST, to engage the attention of
• excite the curiosity or attention of (someone)
• persuade someone to undertake or acquire (something)
NOUN:
• the feeling of wanting to know or learn about something or someone
• the quality of exciting curiosity or holding the attention
• an activity or subject which one enjoys doing or studying
• money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt
• the advantage or benefit of a person or group
• a stake or involvement in an undertaking, especially a financial one
• a legal concern, title, or right in property
• a group or organization having a common concern, especially in politics or business
• the selfish pursuit of one's own welfare; self-interest.

Words related to INTERESTS

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How to use INTERESTS in a sentence

• His hotel, too, is not without attendants devoted to his interests.
• The Lord Abbot was obedient only to the Pope, and he sought the interests of his monastery rather than those of the Pope.
• Rivers, lastly, are the geographical symbol of public spirit, the flowing and connecting element, suggesting common interests and large systems of action.
• Prather represented to the Doge that he was acting entirely in the interests of the community and his only charge would be the costs.
• A Marriage cannot be happy, where the Pleasures, Inclinations, and Interests of both Parties are not the same.
• The construction of this road ought therefore to be committed to companies incorporated by the States or other agencies whose pecuniary interests would be directly involved.
• I recommend to your favorable regard the local interests of the District of Columbia.
• Their interests, both economic and political, notwithstanding all commercial and other treaties, clash emphatically with those of Japan and England.
• It is in the interests of the Church that we do it.
• At least, as we perceive, a half of him was ripe of wisdom in his own interests.
• The policy of the Dutch led them to take an active part in favour of the young sultan, who had inclined most to their interests and now solicited their aid.
• The worst of Frenchmen is that, no matter how patriotic each one may be, he is convinced that the interests of his country require that he should be one of its rulers.
• There is an animated little paper published in Los Angeles in the interests of Mr.
• Traitors show the tendencies heretofore concealed, and the selfish grow clamorous for local and personal interests.
• This led to a little conversation, when I observed that, had the interests of France been consulted at the revolution of 1830, Belgium would have been received into the kingdom.
• As regards all the interests of life, I feel as though I were already his wife.
• And of this she was glad, since the afternoon had been fruitful of interests far more intimate and vital in character.
• We wish you to go on board this vessel to watch over our interests.
• The present treaty relations between that power and the United States spring from an antagonism which arose between our paramount domestic interests and our previous relations.
• At the same time, Severus was guilty of two acts which were detrimental to the future interests of the republic.
• Families, as a rule, vote together, and the women of any class or section are swayed by its interests, prejudices, or ideals to just about the same extent as the males thereof.
• Our planting and farming interests in every part of the Union will be greatly benefited by it.
• Ideal patriotism is not secured when each man, although without natural eminence, pursues his private interests.
• In order to be an applicable and a just law, it must represent the interests over which it would preside.
• England, as a nation, has two interests to consult, and which do not always accord.
• His two interests were politics and art, but art had won him almost completely.
• The question that stirred the Revolution touched our civil interests.

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