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inquisitive

[in-kwiz-i-tiv] / ɪnˈkwɪz ɪ tɪv /


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Similarly, Evans says she remembers her encounters a decade ago with Kabukojo, a young, inquisitive male gorilla and her favorite who at the time was “a rowdy teenager, with high energy — a showoff.”

From Washington Post

Intellectually inquisitive and artistically inclined, Mr. Johnson played clarinet before switching to electric guitar in high school.

From New York Times

Public schools are the genius of our democracy, their mission being to educate citizens to become productive, inquisitive, capable, thinking adults.

From Washington Post

Xiao Qi Ji is a quick learner, zoo officials said, describing him as a “smart, observant, inquisitive and goofy bear.”

From Washington Post

Watching her “inquisitive” and “loving” mother-in-law gunned down at random has made Rhonda Woods realize that the gun violence in Prince George’s has “gotten out of hand.”

From Washington Post