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curious
adjective as in desiring knowledge, understanding
adjective as in very odd
Example Sentences
“I’d love to know more,” I said, curious about what prompted so many tattoos, in such a short period of time, and all inked later in life.
When asked whether the help feature has been misused, she admits there have been a few curious presses - people testing to see if it really works - but nothing she'd call abuse of the system.
Singaporean Thenmoli Silvadorie, who visited with friends in May for 10 days, says: "I was very curious about Uyghur culture and wanted to see how different things may be there. But we were quite disappointed."
She told BBC Breakfast on Saturday: "A lot of us are curious as to why he's unwilling to cooperate and be questioned about his involvement with Epstein."
It might not be calling for Batman, but for a curious explorer like you!
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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