Synonyms for Curiosity:

• n.

  •
  • occasion.
  •
  • prying,
  • meddling,
  • curious.
  •
  • investigate.
  •amazement (noun)
  • wonder.
  •cognition (noun)
  • curiosity.
  •curio (noun)
  • curio.
  •curiosity (noun)
  • nosiness,
  • inquisitiveness,
  • fascination,
  • interest,
  • oddment,
  • peculiarity.
  •desire to know (noun)
  • searching,
  • concern.
  •expectancy (noun)
  • expectancy.
  •freak (noun)
  • mis creations,
  • mis-creation,
  • mis creation,
  • mis shape,
  • mis-creations,
  • mis shapes,
  • mis-shape,
  • mis-shapes,
  • miscreations.
  •geek (noun)
  • computer specialist,
  • goon,
  • dork,
  • techie,
  • dorks,
  • techies.
  •intense desire to know, understand (noun)
  • thirst for knowledge,
  • eagerness,
  • officiousness,
  • snooping,
  • inquiringness,
  • interestingness,
  • mental acquisitiveness,
  • intrusiveness,
  • meddlesomeness,
  • inquiring mind.
  •knickknack (noun)
  • furbelow,
  • flummery,
  • whatnot,
  • furbelows,
  • whatnots.
  •marvel (noun)
  • something elses,
  • one for books,
  • one for book.
  •novelty (noun)
  • knick knacks,
  • knick knack.
  •odd item (noun)
  • anomaly.
  •oddity (noun)
  • outlandishnesses,
  • extra-ordinarinesses,
  • un naturalnesses,
  • un-conventionalities,
  • extra-ordinariness,
  • un-naturalnesses,
  • freakishnesses,
  • queernesses,
  • extra ordinariness,
  • in-congruity,
  • oddnesses,
  • bizarrenesses,
  • in-congruities,
  • extra ordinarinesses,
  • in congruity,
  • un conventionalities,
  • unconventionalities,
  • un naturalness,
  • un-conventionality,
  • in congruities,
  • un conventionality,
  • extraordinarinesses,
  • un-naturalness.
  •phenomenon (noun)
  • rarae aves.
  •prodigy (noun)
  • sensation,
  • wizard,
  • miracle,
  • genius,
  • magician,
  • crackerjack,
  • whiz,
  • thunderbolt,
  • mahatma,
  • star,
  • shocker,
  • talent,
  • expert,
  • paragon,
  • luminary.
  •rarity (noun)
  • one of kind,
  • one kind,
  • one a kind.
  •regard (noun)
  • re spect,
  • onceover,
  • re mark,
  • re-spect,
  • re marks,
  • re-gards,
  • re-gard,
  • once over,
  • re gard,
  • re gards,
  • prizings,
  • valuings,
  • re-marks,
  • cherishings,
  • re spects,
  • re-spects.
  •relic (noun)
  • Artifacts,
  • artifact,
  • archaism,
  • Remembrancer,
  • archaisms,
  • remembrancers.
  •ridiculousness (noun)
  • nonsensicality,
  • absurdity,
  • silliness,
  • grotesqueness,
  • preposterousness,
  • ludicrousness,
  • weirdness,
  • outrageousness,
  • ridiculousness,
  • craziness,
  • dubiousness,
  • incredibility,
  • foolishness,
  • farce.
  •spectacle (noun)
  • dis plays,
  • ex-position,
  • dis play,
  • dis-play,
  • ex-positions,
  • dis-plays,
  • re presentation,
  • re presentations,
  • re-presentations.
  •stunner (noun)
  • eighth wonder of world,
  • eighth wonder world,
  • eighth wonder of the world,
  • the eighth wonder the world,
  • the eighth wonder world,
  • the eighth wonder of world,
  • eighth wonder the world.
  •surprise (noun)
  • epiphanies,
  • whammy,
  • eye-opener,
  • curveball,
  • bombshell,
  • eye-openers,
  • thunderbolts,
  • suddenness,
  • precipitousness,
  • eureka,
  • bombshells,
  • Astoundment.
  •unconformity (noun)
  • incompatibility,
  • aberrance,
  • idiosyncrasy,
  • exception,
  • quirkiness,
  • aberration,
  • singularity,
  • eccentricity,
  • nonconformity,
  • difference,
  • irregularity,
  • divergence,
  • impropriety,
  • incongruity,
  • funniness,
  • uncommonness,
  • derangement,
  • uniqueness,
  • abnormality,
  • deviation,
  • inconsistency,
  • unfamiliarity.
  •wonder (noun)
  • wonderings,
  • cynosure.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • red-letter day,
  • lulu,
  • goings on,
  • apparition,
  • conversation piece,
  • snoopiness,
  • drama,
  • curiousness,
  • nose for news,
  • nosy,
  • dynamite,
  • number,
  • tableau,
  • carryings-on,
  • cheap thrill,
  • happening,
  • relic,
  • fringe,
  • paradox,
  • doozy,
  • enquiring.
  •
  • inquisitive,
  • inquiring,
  • curiously.
  •
  • questioning.
  •Other relevant words:
  • quirk,
  • enthusiasm,
  • crotchet,
  • weirdie,
  • end,
  • mongrel,
  • novel,
  • suspense,
  • singular,
  • tenuity,
  • mind-boggler,
  • Phenomena,
  • Peeping,
  • rude,
  • urge,
  • fancy,
  • Unconformity,
  • destination,
  • distinctiveness,
  • peculiar object,
  • hybrid,
  • hope,
  • trick,
  • prurience,
  • kink,
  • nonconformist,
  • speciality,
  • piece,
  • horme,
  • amazement,
  • admiration,
  • lion,
  • exotic,
  • maverick,
  • sign,
  • abeyance,
  • jeu de theatre,
  • Wonderous,
  • kook,
  • waiting,
  • unparalleled,
  • ardor,
  • low density,
  • eccentric,
  • unusual,
  • half blood,
  • extraneous,
  • oddball,
  • mulatto,
  • black swan,
  • rareness,
  • conclusion,
  • odd fish,
  • doodad,
  • mannerism,
  • trinket,
  • antique,
  • specialty,
  • sight,
  • nondescript,
  • special interest,
  • interference,
  • collector's item,
  • Lusus Naturae,
  • tchotchke,
  • half-caste,
  • astonishment,
  • voyeurism,
  • find,
  • peculiar,
  • objet d'art,
  • erraticism,
  • intrigue,
  • twist,
  • mule,
  • wanting,
  • distinguishing characteristic,
  • quiddity,
  • individualism,
  • metis,
  • distinctive feature,
  • half-breed,
  • talkative,
  • museum piece,
  • found object,
  • libido,
  • hinny,
  • Tertium Quid,
  • quip,
  • Curiosities,
  • astonishing thing,
  • remainder,
  • cathexis,
  • rare bird,
  • unique,
  • specialness,
  • passion,
  • closure,
  • screwball,
  • hermaphrodite,
  • one-off,
  • portent,
  • mind,
  • way,
  • intellectual curiosity,
  • improbability,
  • engagement,
  • singular object,
  • flying fish,
  • bric-a-brac,
  • black sheep,
  • remnant,
  • nonesuch,
  • gimcrack,
  • will,
  • odd bird,
  • bauble,
  • ornamental,
  • rough,
  • aim,
  • Gazingstock,
  • abnormal,
  • pleasure,
  • card,
  • bygone,
  • drive,
  • concernment,
  • residue,
  • tic,
  • character,
  • one shot,
  • care,
  • knockout,
  • Desideration,
  • unwonted,
  • odd,
  • outlandish,
  • Bibelot,
  • unusual object,
  • scrap,
  • monster,
  • infrequent,
  • weirdo,
  • rest,
  • infrequency,
  • scrutiny,
  • marvelment,
  • original,
  • wish fulfillment,
  • unfamiliar,
  • crossbreed,
  • sundries,
  • wonderful thing,
  • crank,
  • foreign,
  • erratic,
  • will and pleasure,
  • trip,
  • nonsuch,
  • conversation,
  • uncommon,
  • rare,
  • strange,
  • pleasure principle,
  • misfit,
  • ardour,
  • stroke,
  • treasure,
  • lust for learning,
  • ONER,
  • consumed with curiosity,
  • coup de theatre,
  • concupiscence,
  • irregular,
  • interestedness,
  • coarse,
  • exoticism,
  • fantasy,
  • uncouth,
  • extraordinary,
  • kickshaw,
  • thin.

Paraphrases for Curiosity:

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    curious, interest.

Antonyms for Curiosity:

• n.

  • intense desire to know, understand
    normality, indifference, disinterest.
  • odd item
    standard, regularity, expectation, usualness.
  • Other antonyms:
    sameness, conformity.

Homophones for Curiosity:

• cricetidae, cruciate, corixidae, corrugated, cherished, crossed eye, crocked, carry weight, crockett, corset, corrected, church-state, crocuta, crow-sized, car seat, crosshead, characid, cracidae, croquette, charge sheet, crazyweed, cragged, crusade, crocketed, cracked, correctitude, crazed, careerist, crooked, christ, crest, cherry-sized, corked, cross-eyed, characidae, creosote, crack shot, crosscut, crew cut, cryostat, cork jacket, crassitude, crocket, cursed, church hat, circuit, charged, crust, crush out, crusty, carrycot, crushed, crochet, croquet, crossed, cricket, courgette, coraciidae, crocethia, christie, czarist, caraway seed, corkwood, charcot, crouched, cerussite, cursed with, coarctate, correct, cross out, crested, crosstie, coruscate, corrugate, Cheshire Cat, crazy weed, crusted, curst.

Hypernym for Curiosity:

• n.

  • cognition
    desire to know, inquisitiveness, curiousness, thirst for knowledge, involvement, interest, lust for learning.

Hyponym for Curiosity:

• n.

  • cognition
    state of mind, cognitive state.