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Definition of interest
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Interest
(n.)
Advantage,
personal
or
general;
good,
regarded
as a
selfish
benefit;
profit;
benefit..
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Disadvantage
::
Disadvantage
(n.) Loss;
detriment;
hindrance;
prejudice
to
interest,
fame,
credit,
profit,
or other
good..
Percentage
::
Percentage
(n.) A
certain
rate per cent; the
allowance,
duty, rate of
interest,
discount,
or
commission,
on a
hundred..
Circular
::
Circular
(a.)
Addressed
to a
circle,
or to a
number
of
persons
having
a
common
interest;
circulated,
or
intended
for
circulation;
as, a
circular
letter..
Situation
::
Situation
(n.)
Relative
position;
circumstances;
temporary
state or
relation
at a
moment
of
action
which
excites
interest,
as of
persons
in a
dramatic
scene..
Flatter
::
Flatter
(v. t.) To treat with
praise
or
blandishments;
to
gratify
or
attempt
to
gratify
the
self-love
or
vanity
of, esp. by
artful
and
interested
commendation
or
attentions;
to
blandish;
to
cajole;
to
wheedle..
Concern
::
Concern
(n.)
Interest
in, or care for, any
person
or
thing;
regard;
solicitude;
anxiety..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To
become
more and more
dignified
or
forcible;
to
increase
in
interest
or
power;
-- said of
style,
thought,
or
discourse;
as, to rise in force of
expression;
to rise in
eloquence;
a story rises in
interest..
Sake
::
Sake (n.) Final
cause;
end;
purpose
of
obtaining;
cause;
motive;
reason;
interest;
concern;
account;
regard
or
respect;
-- used
chiefly
in such
phrases
as, for the sake of, for his sake, for man's sake, for
mercy's
sake, and the like; as, to
commit
crime for the sake of gain; to go
abroad
for the sake of one's
health..
Preterist
::
Preterist
(n.) One whose chief
interest
is in the past; one who
regards
the past with most
pleasure
or
favor.
Disinterest
::
Disinterest
(v. t.) To
divest
of
interest
or
interested
motives.
Guide
::
Guide (v. t.) A
person
who leads or
directs
another
in his way or
course,
as in a
strange
land; one who
exhibits
points
of
interest
to
strangers;
a
conductor;
also, that which
guides;
a
guidebook..
Part
::
Part (n.) That which
belongs
to one, or which is
assumed
by one, or which falls to one, in a
division
or
apportionment;
share;
portion;
lot;
interest;
concern;
duty;
office..
Rebate
::
Rebate
(v. t.) To
deduct
from; to make a
discount
from, as
interest
due, or
customs
duties..
Better
::
Better
(a.) To give
advantage
to; to
support;
to
advance
the
interest
of.
Amphictyony
::
Amphictyony
(n.) A
league
of
states
of
ancient
Greece;
esp. the
celebrated
confederation
known as the
Amphictyonic
Council.
Its
object
was to
maintain
the
common
interests
of
Greece.
Perpetuity
::
Perpetuity
(n.) The
number
of years in which the
simple
interest
of any sum
becomes
equal to the
principal.
Quitclaim
::
Quitclaim
(n.) A
release
or
relinquishment
of a
claim;
a deed of
release;
an
instrument
by which some
right,
title,
interest,
or
claim,
which one
person
has, or is
supposed
to have, in or to an
estate
held by
himself
or
another,
is
released
or
relinquished,
the
grantor
generally
covenanting
only
against
persons
who claim under
himself..
Fellow-feeling
::
Fellow-feeling
(n.) Joint
interest.
Concern
::
Concern
(v. t.) To
relate
or
belong
to; to have
reference
to or
connection
with; to
affect
the
interest
of; to be of
importance
to.
Side
::
Side (v. i.) To
embrace
the
opinions
of one
party,
or
engage
in its
interest,
in
opposition
to
another
party;
to take
sides;
as, to side with the
ministerial
party..
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