Inquisitive is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INQUISITIVE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• A person who is inquisitive; one curious in research.
ADJECTIVE:
• given to examination or investigation
• having or showing an interest in learning things; curious
• unduly curious about the affairs of others; prying
• Disposed to ask questions, especially in matters which do not concern the inquirer.
• Given to examination, investigation, or research; searching; curious.
• showing curiosity
• inquiring or appearing to inquire

Words related to INQUISITIVE

inquisitively28 inquisitiveness27

Words that contain INQUISITIVE

inquisitively28 uninquisitive25 inquisitiveness27 inquisitivenesses29

How to use INQUISITIVE in a sentence

• We must be inquisitive about their conjugal and blood relationships.
• The point that I felt perhaps most inquisitive about was whom McMurtrie could have mistaken me for when I had crawled in through the kitchen window.
• Nay, excuse me, Madam, I am very far from being an inquisitive man.
• And I shall expect, that he will be inquisitive next time I see him after your opinions of his proposals.
• English chroniclers grew inquisitive about revolutions in Norway, the state of parties in Germany, the geography of Spain.
• But I had an inquisitive mind, and neglected no means of information from conversation or books.
• And just then Monsieur Rigolot, secretary of the embassy, thrust an inquisitive head timidly around the corner of the stairs.
• The genius of the people will ill brook the inquisitive and peremptory spirit of excise laws.
• The house was run by a short, stout mulatto man, who was exceedingly talkative and inquisitive.
• The King went, however, so often to see his dear children, that the Queen, noticing his absence, became inquisitive, and wished to know what he went to fetch out of the forest.
• While yet a boy, Marmion Herbert afforded many indications of possessing a mind alike visionary and inquisitive, and both, although not in an equal degree, sceptical and creative.
• He just saved himself from laughing out loud at the thought of how he had fooled the inquisitive insect.
• Kenneth was shrewdly inquisitive, as his responsibilities constrained him to be, and it was deep in the small hours when Ford made his escape and went to bed.
• Caribou are very inquisitive animals, and these walked towards him, for they wanted to ascertain what the strange object was that they had seen.
• I talked with the doctor and the nurse, and we all agreed that it would stop most inquisitive people to simply say that the patient had suffered an amputation.
• Soon he finds that he is surrounded by inquisitive friends and relatives.
• Long acquaintance gave him the privilege to be familiar and inquisitive.
• Give up your inquisitive habits, and learn some useful business.
• She was a woman of fifty or more, brisk and active of body and kindly, though inquisitive, of countenance.
• He was as inquisitive as a monkey, and when he had made up his mind to find out anything it was useless to try to divert his attention.
• During this period it may be stated that Master Jup grew more accustomed to his new masters, whose movements he always watched with very inquisitive eyes.
• Kept at a respectful distance by a rope extended hastily on posts, the inquisitive crowd flowed and increased every instant.
• When that enterprising, intelligent, and inquisitive traveller, Mr.
• From what motive will you read our recital? We do not write what is lawful to the merely inquisitive.
• She was fearful, too, lest some inquisitive neighbour, catching sight of them, might stop them and challenge to know their business.
• Persons of so little strictness in their own morals, took it not into their heads to be very inquisitive after his.
• My mother, with her frank, cheerful, and inquisitive ways, was rather partial to the Revolution than the reverse.
• I welcomed the cold, inquisitive touch of the silent rain.
• She had started in by teasing Kate over little things, just because Kate was so inquisitive and so lacking in any sense of humor.
• But when I looked in, there was only one bird, Hukweem the Inquisitive.

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