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Collocation

lose interest

verb + noun (+ preposition phrase) verb + noun (+ preposition phrase)

Definition

to stop being interested in something or someone

'lose interest' is a common English collocation. to stop being interested in something or someone

Visual cue for lose interest

lose + interest (in + noun/gerund)

“I started the course excited, but I lost interest after a few weeks.”

Examples

  • After a while, he began to _____ interest in the hobby.
  • She didn't _____ interest; she just needed a short break.
  • I quickly _____ interest in the conversation when it became repetitive.
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  • They may _____ interest if the meetings are too long.
  • He has _____ interest in watching football lately.
  • Don't _____ interest just because the progress is slow at first.
  • By the middle of the semester, many students had _____ interest in the subject.
  • If the app is full of ads, users tend to _____ interest over time.
  • Without clear goals, it's easy to _____ interest in a long-term project.