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The phrase "full of curiosity" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when discussing a person who is interested in learning or exploring new things. For example: "The young student was full of curiosity, always eager to learn something new."
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"He was full of curiosity and mischief".
I am full of curiosity, fear of missing out.
Say with a loud, boisterous voice full of curiosity, 'Hey, what is that?' Investigate it.
Bill lived a happy and exciting life and he was full of curiosity to the end.
"Kim Jong Il was intelligent and full of curiosity, asking me many questions," Hwang wrote.
His art, and his thinking, show what an omnivorous artist he was, endlessly on the move, always full of curiosity.
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True, it's a doorstop of a book, but it's full of curiosities and stories.
The darkness does not quickly lift: "You can think what I tell you a confession, if you like, but one full of curiosities familiar only in dreams and during those moments when a dog's profile plays in the steam of a kettle".
"You can think what I tell you a confession, if you like, but one full of curiosities familiar only in dreams and during those moments when a dog's profile plays in the steam of a kettle". Jacob Vaark, a small-scale trader who was raised in an orphanage, inherited 120 acres in upstate New York from an uncle he'd never met.
The ensemble between Uchida and the Cleveland is cleanly articulated but always full of wonder and curiosity.
He turned his big dark eyes towards me, eyes full of wonder and curiosity and a wisdom far beyond his years, and spoke.
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