inquisitiveness

don't nag me all day long. (You wouldn't want to be nagged for your inquisitiveness . ) Treat me as you would want to be treated.

six other charges were dropped, and he paid only a small fine after the judge commended his "intelligent inquisitiveness. "

The particular mind game a scholar employs in the situation you describe is called curiosity. It is a mindset marked by inquisitiveness.

Maybe so. But you do not often hear people advocating similar inquisitiveness about the fundamentalist Christian mind.

I'm hardly Adam Smith, but I've got the same inquisitiveness about understanding the broad forces that define our age.

Sometimes the line between old behavior (the seeking of the geographical cure) and my inquisitiveness is faint.

This attitude combines a lack of class consciousness , a somewhat jaunty optimism and an inquisitiveness .

Students lose their innate inquisitiveness and imagination, and become insecure and amoral in the pursuit of high scores.

Her verbal behavior revealed a comparable degree of fascination and inquisitiveness: she repeatedly commented, 'This is so cool! '

She isn't particularly clever, however she has made such great achievements, which especially excited their inquisitiveness.

It especially excited their inquisitiveness.

But by the time Madison was 2, she knew her letters and numbers because of her own inquisitiveness.

many people who met him were astonished by what they described as his "lack of inquisitiveness" and his general " passivity " .

Veteran: And at last, please remember the meaning of "Flagyellow" . That's "study, innovation, inquisitiveness" .

The answer in short, is inquisitiveness.

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