Inquisitively: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is used when someone is eager to learn or know something, often through questioning. It often implies a deep interest or desire to understand.

• She looked at the old manuscript inquisitively, fascinated by its age and condition.
• The child raised his hand inquisitively, wanting to know more about the dinosaurs.

This word is used when someone is interested in something unusual or new. It can imply a casual or spontaneous interest.

• He peered curiously through the shop window at the strange gadgets on display.
• She asked curiously about the unfamiliar dish on the menu.

This word is used when someone is asking questions or seeking information. It often describes a look or manner that shows one is requesting or waiting for information.

• He glanced at her inquiringly, hoping for more details about the project.
• The dog looked at its owner inquiringly, waiting for a treat.

This word does not exist in standard English, so it does not have a context or examples.