adv

interestingly

adv

Used to introduce a fact or detail worth noting.

"Interestingly, sales actually rose during the recession."

"He explained the results, interestingly, without mentioning the biggest anomaly."

How to Use Interestingly

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA way of flagging that what comes next is worth paying attention to.

Common pairings

interestingly enough interestingly, ...

more interestingly comparative, most interestingly superlative

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_____, sales actually rose during the recession.

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