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uncurious
adjective
uk /ˌʌnˈkjʊə.ri.əs/ us /ˌʌnˈkjʊr.i.əs/
not interested in learning more about a particular subject or person, or not interested in discovering anything new:
He remained uncurious about his birth mother until three years ago, when his adoptive mother died.
I can't believe he was so intellectually shallow, so uncurious.
Synonym
incurious
He is smugly uncurious and as a result, ill-informed.
Whatever she did or did not know about his past, she seemed to be determinedly uncurious about it.
The owner of the inn was uncurious about her guests or whatever business they were in town for.
I found little to interest me in the book's uncurious and remarkably passionless characters.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Lacking interest and enthusiasm
apathetic
apathy
aridity
blah
blankly
half-hearted
half-heartedly
hell
incurious
nonchalance
nonchalant
nonchalantly
nonconcern
passionless
unmotivated
unromantically
unserious
unseriousness
vacant
your heart isn't in itidiom
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