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curiousness

/ˈkjʊə.ri.əs.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota el estado o cualidad de ser curioso, que puede significar un fuerte deseo de saber o conocer algo, o la cualidad de ser inusual, extraño o ajeno.

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noun

/ˈkjʊə.ri.əs.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota el estado o cualidad de ser curioso, que puede significar un fuerte deseo de saber o conocer algo, o la cualidad de ser inusual, extraño o ajeno.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being curious, which can mean either a strong desire to learn or know something, or the quality of being unusual, strange, or foreign.

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  1. State of active curiosityB2formal

    A strong desire to know or learn something; an inquisitive state of mind.

    escuriosidad

    • Her curiousness about ancient cultures led her to become an archaeologist.
    • The child's curiousness was evident in the endless questions he asked.
    • His curiousness drove him to explore the abandoned building.

    Sinónimoscuriosityinquisitivenessinterestnosinessquestioningwonder

    Antónimosindifference

  2. Quality of being alien or not nativeC1formal

    The quality of being strange, unusual, or foreign; something that is not typical or familiar.

    esCualidad de ser extraño o foráneo

    • The curiousness of the custom made it difficult for outsiders to understand.
    • There was a certain curiousness in the way the building was designed.
    • The curiousness of the accent suggested he was not from this region.

    Sinónimosforeignnessnoveltyoddityoutlandishnesspeculiaritysingularitystrangenessunfamiliarityunusualness

Formas
  • curiousnesses plural form
  • curiousnesses' possessive plural form
  • curiousness's possessive singular form
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