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The phrase "a chiseler interested in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is deceitful or dishonest and has a particular interest in something, often in a negative context.
Example: "He was known as a chiseler interested in exploiting others for personal gain."
Alternatives: "a fraudster focused on" or "a swindler keen on".
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Whether he is the cash-strapped redneck or the middle-class Los Angeleno, the husband in this play is essentially a chiseler, interested in money.
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Pick a topic you are interested in.
Might I be interested in a collaboration?
They're interested in a response.
He wasn't interested in a tan.
Wood isn't interested in a kitchen.
"It is not interested in an accommodation".
Are you interested in solving a problem?
Everyone is interested in reaching an understanding".
I have a personal interest in "Tomatoland".
He took a particular interest in Álvarez.
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