Definition of "incuriously" [in•cu•ri•ous•ly]

• In an incurious manner. (adverb)

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• "Ahead were his mother's apartments and he approached them incuriously, meaning only to pass them and go upward to the roof, where a thin breeze and the pleasure of his hand awaited."
• "Can anyone now believe that he signed incuriously, naively, mind blank and mouth open?"
• "The dog, having heard the noise, wanders up to stare at me incuriously for a moment, before heading back towards the sofa."