be curious
Frequency: 8.530.1 per million words
To be in a state of wanting to know something.
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Examples (20)
- I was intensely curious to know more about him.
- It is curious that he didn't mention the meeting at all.
- Puppies are naturally curious.
- The sudden silence in the room was quite curious.
- I'm just curious to know what you think.
- Her complete lack of reaction to the news was curious, to say the least.
- I was curious about how she would react.
- There are some curious similarities between the two cases.
- She was curious as to why he was there.
- The whole affair has been very curious from the beginning.
- He will probably be curious about the contents of the package.
- Isn't it curious that they both left the company on the same day?
- Aren't you curious about what's inside the mysterious box?
- The way the lights flickered in that old house was extremely curious.
- They have always been curious people, constantly asking questions.
- It would be curious if the missing document suddenly reappeared now.
- The scientists are particularly curious to see the results of the experiment.
- His choice of words is always a little curious.
- It's good to be curious; it's how we learn.
- The antique map contained several symbols that were curious and unfamiliar.