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uncurious

uncurious adjective: not eager to learn or find answers.

Adjective

uncurious (comparative more uncurious, superlative most uncurious)

  1. Not eager to learn or find answers.
    Antonyms:
    curious, inquisitive
  2. Apathetic; indifferent.
    Antonyms:
    curious
  3. Not odd; not strange.
    • Near-synonyms: noncurious, nonstrange, unstrange, unremarkable

Synonyms of uncurious

Antonyms

All synonyms and antonyms of uncurious

Forms of uncurious

comparativemore uncurious
superlativemost uncurious

Origin of uncurious

From un- + curious.

Words formed from uncurious

Questions about uncurious

What does uncurious mean?
Uncurious means not eager to learn or find answers.
What part of speech is uncurious?
Uncurious is an adjective.

Words near uncurious in the dictionary

  1. uncured
  2. uncures
  3. uncurfewed
  4. uncuring
  5. uncuriosity
  6. uncurious
  7. uncuriously
  8. uncuriousness
  9. UNCURK
  10. uncurl
  11. uncurlable

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