curiosity

Definition for curiosity

noun as in desire to learn or know about anything

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noun as in a rare or novel thing

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Through the mirror’s warp, this mutual curiosity between the viewer and the viewed is mediated by refractions, glimmers and illusions.

There has been a lot of curiosity and speculation around the brothers taking a pause from working together.

The movie ultimately treats us like adrenaline junkies, assuming we lack curiosity.

This version is a curiosity, which gives us Maigret without the Simenon.

Key to her groundbreaking discoveries were her curiosity and ability - quietly - to observe.

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