uninquiring
Adjective: 1. Deficient in curiosity: Lacking a desire to ask questions, investigate, or learn more about something. Characterized by an absence of inquiry. 2. Not inquiring: Not seeking information, explanation, or knowledge; passive in the acquisition of understanding.
The adjective uninquiring describes a person's mindset or attitude. It is often used to characterize someone as passive, uncritical, or accepting of information without question.
- The uninquiring audience accepted the speaker's claims without any skepticism.
- She had an uninquiring mind, preferring simple answers to complex questions.
- His uninquiring nature meant he never challenged the traditional way of doing things.
uninquiring can sometimes carry a negative connotation, implying a lack of intellectual engagement or critical thinking. It is the opposite of an inquisitive or curious nature. * The report criticized the uninquiring attitude of the officials who failed to probe deeper into the irregularities.
- Uninquiringly (adverb): In an uninquiring manner.
- He nodded uninquiringly, showing no interest in the details.
- Inquiring (adjective): Curious, asking questions. (Direct antonym)
- Unquestioning (adjective): Accepting something without doubt or objection. (Close synonym, often implying obedience or faith)
- Uncritical (adjective): Not expressing criticism or using careful judgment. (Similar in implying a lack of analysis)
- Unquestioning
- Uncritical
- Uncurious
- Passive
- Accepting
- Inquiring
- Curious
- Questioning
- Inquisitive
- Probing
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deficient in curiosity
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not inquiring
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