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Meanings of too inquisitive in English
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Usage of too inquisitive in English
1
Oh, I am not going to tell you; you are too inquisitive.
2
Disgust silenced him briefly, but he was too inquisitive to sulk for long.
3
At first shyly-thenin a ceaseless, yet not too inquisitive torrent.
4
This Latour is too inquisitive, and inquisitiveness is always asking for a lie.
5
How easily he had been fooled when he became too inquisitive!
6
In the summer of 1902 the result proved disastrous to a too inquisitive tourist.
7
Those devilish servants, you know... and if people should get too inquisitive about Asenath.
8
Me they care nothing about, and will not molest unless I am too inquisitive.
9
May I ask your intended route, if not too inquisitive?
10
He's a little bit too inquisitive. He shook his head.
11
You know you're too inquisitive to let that pass.
12
Look here, young chap, you are altogether too inquisitive.
13
May I, without appearing too inquisitive, ask from what part of the country you come?
14
My own mistake arose, naturally enough, through too careless, too inquisitive, and too impulsive a temperament.
15
My own mistakes arose, naturally enough, through too careless, too inquisitive, and too impulsive a temperament.
16
Forgive me if I seem too inquisitive, but do you happen to know Captain Jeremiah Runacles?
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Too inquisitive across language varieties
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