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pique
noun as in irritation
verb as in offend, provoke
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Example Sentences
That’s why phage therapy is starting to pique the interest of Western medicine again.
But recently, one material in particular has piqued the interest of these researchers: macrocyclic molecular crystals.
But though the home’s master bedroom was ransacked, the assailants never took the hair mogul’s valuable watch on his wrist, piquing the interest of detectives, said then-Robbery Homicide Division Capt. Billy Hayes.
But now that he knows Hollywood banned it, his interest is piqued.
The pictures, showing a pink and red glow, piqued the interest of hundreds of people, with many praising the "impressive" snaps, but all was not as it seemed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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