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incurious
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
incurious
(adjective)
incurious
/ɪn
ˈ
kjɚrijəs/
adjective
incurious
/ɪn
ˈ
kjɚrijəs/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of INCURIOUS
[
more incurious; most incurious
]
formal
:
having no desire to learn or know more about something or someone
:
not curious
She is remarkably
incurious
about the natural world.
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