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Inquisitiveness Meaning in English

word

ɪnˈkwɪz.ɪ.tɪv.nəs
in-KWIZ-i-tiv-nuhs
ɪnkwˈɪzɪtˌɪvnəs
in-kwIZ-it-IV-nuhs

التعريف

A strong desire to learn, know, or ask questions about things; being curious and eager to discover new information.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Inquisitiveness' is generally positive, related to curiosity and eagerness to learn, not to be confused with 'nosiness' (which suggests intruding into others' private matters). Common collocations: 'childlike inquisitiveness', 'intellectual inquisitiveness'.

Spanish: curiosidad - afán de saberPortuguese (BR): curiosidade - vontade de saberPortuguese (PT): curiosidade - vontade de saberChinese (Simplified): 好奇心Chinese (Traditional): 好奇心Hindi: जिज्ञासु प्रवृत्ति - जिज्ञासाArabic: حب الاستطلاع - الفضولBengali: জিজ্ঞাসুতা - কৌতূহলRussian: любознательностьJapanese: 探求心 - 好奇心Vietnamese: tính tò mò - sự ham hiểu biếtKorean: 호기심Turkish: meraklılık - öğrenme isteğiUrdu: جستجو پسندی - تجسس (مثبت معنوں میں)Indonesian: rasa ingin tahu

جمل نموذجية

Her inquisitiveness makes her a great student.

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Children's inquisitiveness often leads to many questions.

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His inquisitiveness helps him learn new things quickly.

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She admired his inquisitiveness when he kept asking good questions in class.

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His natural inquisitiveness makes him perfect for research work.

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I love your inquisitiveness—never stop asking questions!

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