Curious
Curious adjective - Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.
Usage example: that's a curious argument to make in favor of legalizing certain drugs
Regular
Regular adjective - Having or showing the qualities associated with the members of a particular group or kind.
Usage example: was just a regular guy who preferred hanging out with friends
Both words in one sentence
- In the sitcom Alice, Mel's cooking is routinely slammed - even by his regular customers (curious for a diner that's apparently been running for years).
Source: One-Note Cook - Due to a curious case of gangsters' morals, the women seen as SexSlaves would be far better off than regular prostitutes and obviously better off than common slaves.
Source: Literature / Xenos -
A regular player can end the game right there, HOWEVER, a more curious gamer can find out that the player has entered "the world of MOTHER 3" and can control himself/herself for the true ending.
Source: To Be Continued
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