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interestedly

  • a word derived from interested.
    interested
    adjective
    having an interest in something; concerned.

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Why was she not surveying the scene, deciding on an appealing display of inventory and marching us interestedly down that aisle?

From New York Times Jun. 25, 2021

Sturridge's attempt from a tight angle is pushed into his own six-yard box by Vaclik, but his defenders tidy up as Welbeck sniffs around interestedly.

From BBC Jun. 19, 2011

As King, Baudouin will continue to do his chores, with his life even more carefully circumscribed: he will sign state documents, listen interestedly but noncommittally to politicians' special pleas, deliver speeches carefully edited by others.

From Time Magazine Archive

Europeans, interestedly awaiting the Peace Argosy, were titillated by three announcements.

From Time Magazine Archive

“Duh,” Victoria said, picking up my change jar and looking at it interestedly.

From "From Twinkle, with Love" by Sandhya Menon