The adjective inquisitive means that you are interested in learning more about something. You might be inquisitive about a new subject, or you might be inquisitive about someone.
He was very inquisitive about the new city that had just been built.
She is very inquisitive about everything, which is why she is so nosy.
adjective
showing curiosity
Synonyms:
adjective
inquiring or appearing to inquire
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The matter was referred to the inquisition.
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In the case of Galileo, it was also the inquisition.
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He is nine and highly inquisitive.
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The section on the Inquisition is too apologist.
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He is often described as inquisitive and bombastic.
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He was ever ready to serve the inquisitive.
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He was the last victim of the Spanish inquisition.
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Christian converts were the focus of the inquisition.
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The main object of the Inquisition was the eradication of heresy.
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Was the hierarchy openly supportive or critical of the inquisition