curiosity
curiosidad
definition
noun
filled with curiosity, she peered through the window
a strong desire to know or learn something.
he showed them some of the curiosities of the house
a strange or unusual object or fact.
translation of 'curiosity'
noun
cosa interesante,
curiosidad
example
However, a warm breeze on the back of her neck aroused her 'curiosity' .
With 'curiosity' now piqued, let's dig a bit deeper into the wording.
They also collected specimens of human and animal freaks in private 'curiosity' cabinets.
'curiosity' got the better of me, so I called him
At this statement my ears perked up, 'curiosity' overtaking me.
And I am consumed by 'curiosity' and a desire to know what on earth this cool thing is going to be like.
When the buzz begins to build about a film, my 'curiosity' is piqued.
The young woman was sitting forward in her seat, a look of almost childlike 'curiosity' on her face.
Most were merely 'curiosity' seekers, so the police did not disperse them.
But it did spark a 'curiosity' that itched until she completed a short story.
'curiosity' got the better of me, so I called him
In his essay on Leonardo, Freud even derives 'curiosity' and the desire for knowledge from sexuality.
After having car trouble the teens backtrack to the church to satisfy their morbid 'curiosity' .
The little boy looked at the opponent with a mixed feeling of 'curiosity' and fear.
I made a quick glance over my shoulder, before I indulged my 'curiosity' .
His eyes searched hers curiously, but he found nothing but mild 'curiosity' in her eyes.
Rob still sparked a great 'curiosity' in me.
filled with 'curiosity', she peered through the window
Plus, they're indulging their intellectual 'curiosity' .
Many were also indulging a healthy 'curiosity' about the outside world.
I was close to backing out, but my morbid 'curiosity' got the best of me.
The latter is a moralistic bore who puts intellectual 'curiosity' second to her desire to pontificate.
My insatiable 'curiosity' got the best of me.
Questions should be answered as they arise so that the child's natural 'curiosity' is satisfied as she matures.
Idle 'curiosity' prompts the question: who applies it for him?
filled with 'curiosity', she peered through the window
There the shoe trees stand: dippy and pure; 'curiosities' ; daisies, not orchids.
But beyond the collection of 'curiosities' and oddments, nothing extensive or substantive remains from what he said.
And amidst the displays of oddities and 'curiosities' , the museum of anatomy was in some ways the oddest and most curious.
But at some point, you can not only observe these 'curiosities' and understand them, but you can control them.
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