curiosity in Danish
curiosity in Danish is nysgerrighed — curiosity means a strong desire to learn, know, or explore something.
curiosity in Danish
nysgerrighed
(uncountable) Inquisitiveness; the tendency to ask and learn about things by asking questions, investigating, or exploring. [from 17th c.]
What does "curiosity" mean?
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noun A strong desire to learn, know, or explore something.
"Out of sheer curiosity, I opened the little box to see what was inside."
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noun An unusual or interesting object that attracts attention.
"The museum displayed a few curiosities, including a clock shaped like a tiny house."
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curiosity in a sentence
- Out of sheer curiosity, I opened the little box to see what was inside.
- Her curiosity about the abandoned house got the better of her.
- The museum displayed a few curiosities, including a clock shaped like a tiny house.
- My grandfather kept a cabinet of curiosities on the landing.
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What is "curiosity" in Danish?
"curiosity" in Danish is nysgerrighed. curiosity means: A strong desire to learn, know, or explore something.
How do you use "curiosity" in a sentence?
Example: "Out of sheer curiosity, I opened the little box to see what was inside." In Danish, "curiosity" is nysgerrighed.
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