Meanings of curiousness in English

Loristan looked at his hot twelve-year-old face with a reflective curiousness.

At the sound of his voice the woman peered at him with quick curiousness.

The detective glanced at the girl with an expression of aroused curiousness as he said:

I even reconciled Chaucer's spelling with the quaintness and curiousness of the old, old town.

The curiousness of the subject will, I hope, excuse my dwelling on it for some time.

There is nothing else to recommend the poem except its wit and the curiousness of the subject.

The boy, who had been regarding him with the tolerant curiousness one accords to the prattlings of the feeble-minded, answered promptly.

Of course, a multitude of other people passed by, but the curiousness of the catalogue is the prevalence of the martial and religious elements.

An analytical observer or a painter might have seen that he had a burning curiousness of look, a sort of investigatory fever of expression.

I am old enough to make ready to die, and a great curiousness have I about what will happen to me when I am dead.

I missed the creature, and it looked at the new hole in the window with the curiousness of a cat looking at a laser pointer.

'Tut, tut, Eddie,' I answers, holding him hard; 'let an old friend gaze on the exhibition of your curiousness.

Loristan looked at his hot twelve-year-old face with a reflective curiousness.

At the sound of his voice the woman peered at him with quick curiousness.

The detective glanced at the girl with an expression of aroused curiousness as he said:

I even reconciled Chaucer's spelling with the quaintness and curiousness of the old, old town.