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The phrase "Lost interest in" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when expressing a decline in enthusiasm or engagement towards a person, activity, or subject. Example: "After several months of reading the series, I lost interest in the storyline."
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Just sort of lost interest in it.
I've sort of lost interest in that!
I immediately lost interest in playing.
Inter lost interest in the contest.
Have they lost interest in us?
The Americans eventually lost interest in him.
Gradually they lost interest in him.
Pääbo immediately lost interest in it.
I lost interest in clothing.
I lost interest in everything.
He lost interest in "Amazing Grace".
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