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What do you call a person who is curious?

There are many words you can use to describe a curious person, depending on the specific nuance you want to convey. Here are a few options:

General curiosity:

* Curious (most straightforward)

* Inquisitive (implies a strong desire for knowledge)

* Investigative (suggests a methodical approach to exploring)

* Exploratory (emphasizes the seeking out of new experiences)

* Knowledgeable (implies a desire for learning and understanding)

* Interested (indicates a general desire to learn about something)

Positive connotations:

* Open-minded (willing to consider new ideas and perspectives)

* Sharp (intellectually astute and perceptive)

* Insightful (having the ability to see things deeply)

* Imaginative (creative and able to think outside the box)

* Thirsty for knowledge (an intense desire to learn)

Negative connotations:

* Nosy (suggests an intrusive or overly interested nature)

* Meddlesome (implies interfering in other people's affairs)

* Prying (implies a desire to uncover private information)

The best word to use will depend on the context and the specific characteristics of the person you're describing.

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