get interesting

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A more informal way to say something is becoming interesting, often used for developing situations.

interestingVERBS + interesting

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Examples (10)

  • The conversation started to get interesting after dinner.
  • Things really get interesting when new evidence is presented.
  • I hope this meeting will get interesting soon.
  • The plot of the movie began to get interesting in the second act.
  • Just when we thought it was over, the game suddenly got interesting.
  • The debate is about to get really interesting.
  • His latest project promises to get interesting as it develops.
  • As more details emerged, the situation started to get interesting.
  • Let's wait and see; it might just get interesting.
  • The discussion around artificial intelligence always gets interesting.