Synonyms for In-curiousness:
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n.
• disinterest
• incuriousness
- Incuriosity
, - Insensibleness
, - aloofness
, - coldness
, - coolness
, - detachment
, - disinterest
, - dispassion
, - disregard
, - dullness
, - emotionlessness
, - halfheartedness
, - heedlessness
, - impassivity
, - indifference
, - insensibility
, - insensitivity
, - insouciance
, - lassitude
, - lethargy
, - listlessness
, - passiveness
, - passivity
, - phlegm
, - stoicism
, - stolidity
, - stolidness
, - unconcern
, - uninterest
, - unresponsiveness
.
What are the hypernyms for In-curiousness?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for in-curiousness?
In-curiousness is the lack of curiosity or interest in learning new things. Some antonyms for this word include curiosity, interest, and inquisitiveness. Curiosity refers to a strong desire to learn or know something. Interest is a feeling of wanting to know or learn about something or someone. Inquisitiveness is the quality of being curious and eager to learn. These words describe a person who is eager to explore and learn new things. While in-curiousness describes a lack of interest, curiosity, interest, and inquisitiveness are descriptors of a person who is open-minded and always looking to learn and grow.
What are the antonyms for In-curiousness?
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