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Comparative
more inquisitive
Superlative
most inquisitive
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having a desire to learn many different things and asks many questions to gain knowledge or understanding
- The inquisitive child always has a multitude of questions about how things work.
- She is known for her inquisitive nature, constantly seeking out new information and experiences.
- The inquisitive journalist conducted thorough research to uncover the truth behind the story.
- His inquisitive mind led him to pursue a career in science, where he could explore the mysteries of the universe.
- The inquisitive traveler enjoys immersing themselves in different cultures, eager to learn about new customs and traditions.
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excessively or improperly curious about the private affairs of others
- The neighbor was too inquisitive about their personal lives.
- She gave an inquisitive glance at the documents on his desk.
- Inquisitive coworkers often pry into others' responsibilities.
- He found the reporter's questions inquisitive and intrusive.
- Children can sometimes be inquisitive about topics they shouldn't ask about.