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inquisitive

[in-kwiz-i-tiv] / ɪnˈkwɪz ɪ tɪv /


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She says he's inquisitive about "what the big milestones are, what the risky parts are, when he can sigh a sigh of relief, when he needs to be glued to the TV".

From BBC

A pair of inquisitive magpies followed them from tree to tree, bickering.

From Literature

He added: "These pups are growing incredibly fast and are already showing the same high-energy, inquisitive traits as their parents."

From BBC

“Ni Hao,” one of them finally says, spoken in a warped inquisitive tone, like a test.

From Los Angeles Times

Objects–from Washington’s personal copy of “Common Sense” to World War II-era posters–trace the inquisitive, forward-looking attitude of America.

From The Wall Street Journal