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The phrase "a much less interesting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of interest between two subjects, indicating that one is significantly less interesting than the other.
Example: "The sequel was a much less interesting film than the original."
Alternatives: "far less engaging" or "considerably less captivating".
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Without the St Matthew Passion, the world would be a much less interesting place.
The survivors now have a much less interesting beat; after all, there are just so many eBays to go around.
The opening act was Cold, a much less interesting band that paints its songs in shades of gray.
Carter is a much less interesting character than his creator, Jonathan Kasdan (son of Lawrence Kasdan, the director of "The Big Chill"), seems to imagine.
The world that rock presented to us became a much less interesting, fertile and unexpected place as the range of social possibilities it gave voice to shrank right along with the radio playlists.
I would say, however, that if this were a case that only related to Microsoft it would have been a much less interesting case, and a much less important case.
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She was transformed from a curious little dark-hooded creature with large eyeglasses and unruly limbs into a pretty but much less interesting young woman.
Maggie's eventual career success, as a personal shopper, is much less interesting.
But his collaboration with Sean Penn, This Must Be The Place, was very much less interesting: a superstar project which didn't entirely come off.
Mr. Blass was much less interesting as a designer than he was as a man, but the distinction was at the heart of his designs.
Let's face it, he is so much less interesting as a guy who apparently mopes around all day feeling annoyed about his past romantic disappointments.
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