Curiosity - Law Dictionary Search Results
Curiosity
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Incuriosity
Lack of curiosity or interest inattentiveness indifference
Bric a brac
Miscellaneous curiosities and works of decorative art considered collectively
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Inquisitiveness
The quality or state of being inquisitive the disposition to seek explanation and information curiosity to learn what is unknown esp uncontrolled and impertinent curiosity
Civil Law
of Equity. 'The whole body of the Civil Law' (remarks Chancellor Kent, 1 Comm. 548) 'will excite never-failing curiosity, and receive the homage of scholars, as a singular monument of wisdom. It fills such a large space
Quodlibetical
Not restricted to a particular subject discussed for curiosity or entertainment
Prurient
Uneasy with desire itching especially having a lascivious curiosity or propensity lustful
Mystery
A profound secret something wholly unknown or something kept cautiously concealed and therefore exciting curiosity or wonder something which has not been or can not be explained hence specifically that which is beyond
Interesting
Engaging the attention exciting or adapted to excite interest curiosity or emotion as an interesting story interesting news
Importunate
Troublesomely urgent unreasonably solicitous overpressing in request or demand urgent teasing as an importunate petitioner curiosity
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