Definition of «inquisitive»

Inquiring or curious.

The inquisitive child asked a dozen questions during the lesson, eager to learn more about the topic.
As a journalist, I have to be inquisitive to uncover the truth and ask probing questions during interviews.
The detective's inquisitive nature led her to dig deeper into the case, questioning witnesses and searching for evidence.
Our new employee is very inquisitive, always seeking clarification and asking insightful questions to better understand the project.
The inquisitive traveler explored every nook and cranny of the unfamiliar city, eager to discover its hidden gems.

Obviously, being of inquisitive mind and also because it'd be a boring game if he didn't, Jerry, or rather the player, sets everything up for the ritual and ends summoning forth a magicians chest in which Jerry discovers a wand and top - hat that he obligingly claims as he own. (wolfsgamingblog.com)
Instead, they blend their very inquisitive nature with strong domain expertise, along with their knowledge and experience with mathematics, statistics, and machine learning to enable insightful decision - making. (itresumeservice.com)
The underlying hypostatic duality of each group is also of inquisitive nature. (aestheticamagazine.com)
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