Interviews

What do we mean by interviews?

An official face-to-face meeting of monarchs or other important figures.

Any face-to-face meeting, especially of an official nature.

A conversation in person (or, by extension, over the telephone, Internet etc.) between a journalist and someone whose opinion or statements he or she wishes to record for publication, broadcast etc.

A formal meeting, in person, for the assessment of a candidate or applicant.

An audition.

A police interrogation of a suspect or party in an investigation.

Words that are spelled similarly to interviews:
interviews, interview, interviewee, interviewer, interviewees, interviewed, interviewers, interviewen.

Words that rhyme with interviews:
lose, choose, abuse, muse, recuse, peruse, news, diffuse, ruse, whose, refuse, fuse, cruise, excuse, accuse, defuse, shoes, infuse, bruise, ooze, confuse, amuse, blues, booze, snooze, suffuse, reuse, chartreuse, disabuse, misuse, bemuse, schmooze, youse, enthuse, cruse, cruze, hughes, cues, overuse, dues, cruz, ensues, roose, eschews, sous, trews, meuse, loos, syracuse, views, revenues, boos, andrews, kangaroos, druze, tattoos, druse, hues, avenues, soyuz, statues, roos, jews, ewes, tissues, lewes, ques, tewes, shmooze, clues, woos, queues, flews, slews, transfuse, reviews, screws, zoos, chuse, luse, brews, hindus, residues, crews, toulouse, taboos, goos, gurus, hairdos, booz, canoes, pews, accrues, creuse, hews, horseshoes, thews, clews, moos, dews.

Adjectives that are often used to describe interviews:
personal, structured, depth, several, individual, oral, extensive, face, initial, formal, informal, clinical, unstructured, private, subsequent, numerous, qualitative, intensive, recorded, ended, semistructured, psychiatric, diagnostic, separate, frequent, lengthy, one, confidential, further, additional, later, detailed, preliminary, taped, person, multiple, brief, previous, ethnographic, informational, key, indepth, joint, videotaped, earlier, standardized, patient, exclusive, live, therapeutic, exploratory, secret, extended, hour, psychotherapeutic, expert, weekly, minute, retrospective, selected, occasional, site, countless, investigative, mock, biographical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective interviews:
author, interviewing.

Words that sound like interviews:
interviews, interview, interviewer, interviewee, interviewers, interfuse, interviewees, interviewed, intervals, intervenes, interviewing, underuse, interfused, intros, internees, intervene, interval, intrigues, entreaties, intervenor, introns, interims, intervener, intervenors, introduce, infuse, interface, entries, interlace, interns, interpose, intrudes, interludes, inters, underused, intervent, in view, interduce, in truth, interess, inner voice, intervert, introitus, interwish, end of you, inews, interesse, interweaves, internus, intrados.