Curiosity and Tendency

Curiosity

Curiosity noun - An odd or peculiar habit.

Usage example: Charles Dickens typically endowed his characters with an array of endearing curiosities

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Tendency and curiosity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tendency" instead a noun "Curiosity".

Nearby Words: curious, curiously

Tendency noun - An established pattern of behavior.

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Curiosity and tendency are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Curiosity" instead a noun "Tendency".

natural	natural curiosity	natural tendency
strong	strong curiosity	strong tendency
constant	constant curiosity	constant tendency
great	great curiosity	great tendency
Other adjectives: little, slight, dark, interesting, apparent, overwhelming, growing, odd, weird, strange, startling.

Omnidisciplinary Scientist: Zan Wilder has a wide range of expertise, which may have something to do with both his curiosity and tendency to get fired.

Source: Webcomic / Galaxion
Invoked with Alfred: his middle name "Jodokus" apparently means "jokester"; his father gave him the name due to his natural curiosity and tendency to wander off from home.

Source: Western Animation / Alfred J. Kwak
She is critical of her people's tendency to ignore the wider universe and instead glorify a simple life in the home over exploration or curiosity.

Source: Literature / Star Trek: Ex Machina

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