1. The plural of incuriousness; instances or states of lacking curiosity or interest in learning about things.
Usage: Plural form of the abstract noun incuriousness; Rarely used in everyday speech; more common in formal or literary contexts

Examples

• The students' incuriousnesses about history made the teacher's job more difficult.
• Her incuriousnesses regarding current events surprised her well-informed colleagues.
• The incuriousnesses displayed by the audience suggested they were not engaged with the presentation.
• Multiple incuriousnesses about scientific discovery have hindered progress in the field.
• His various incuriousnesses about the world around him reflected a lack of intellectual engagement.