Similar words: seriousness, imperiousness, gregariousness, industriousness, anxiousness, tediousness, deviousness, viciousness. Meaning: n. 1. a state of active curiosity 2. the quality of being alien or not native.
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1. We always have great curiousness in new things.
2. Brother you must achieve a lot for your curiousness.
3. Curiousness also opens you up to gain understanding of something. And with understanding vague, fog-like fears disappear.
4. Density of fire increases proportionally to the curiousness of the target.
5. Density of fire increases proportionably to the curiousness of the target.
6. The paper holds that curiousness and sociality are the basic need of human being, their fusion and development will turn to a need for knowledge interaction at a higher level.
7. Your charming smile , curiousness, cute action, brilliance, innocence make you a star in Parade.
8. With curiousness, you don't need to worry about lack of progress.
9. In Judaism, studying hard with curiousness is an integral part of worship.
10. But later her word that she misunderstood draw my curiousness.
11. Control: emotional, language and behavior. Think: Life, death and eternity. Abandon: evil, ignorance and betrayal. Train: a rational and humble and curiousness.
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12. It’s like you are observing your world with more clarity and curiousness.
13. For those have low achievement motivation—performance goal, the change didn't influence them much, but the interesting, unknown and lively experiment course can lead to a temporary curiousness.
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