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What does the idiom burst with curiosity mean?

The idiom "burst with curiosity" means to be overwhelmed with a strong desire to know or learn something.

It suggests an intense feeling of inquisitiveness that is almost impossible to contain.

Here are some examples:

* "The children burst with curiosity when they saw the magician pull a rabbit out of his hat."

* "She burst with curiosity about the contents of the mysterious box."

* "The journalist burst with curiosity about the politician's secret."

The idiom emphasizes the overwhelming nature of the curiosity, implying a strong urge to discover and understand something new.

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