The child gazed curiously at the colorful butterfly.

Meaning: This sentence means that the child looked intently at the colorful butterfly with a desire to learn more about it.

Choice of Words: Gazed is a verb that means to look at something intently. Curiously means with a desire to learn or know more. Butterfly is a flying insect with large, often brightly colored wings. When you put them together, "Gazed curiously at the colorful butterfly" describes the child's focused and inquisitive look at the beautiful butterfly.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The child gazed curiously at the colorful butterfly fluttering nearby.
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• The child gazes curiously at the colorful butterfly.
• The child gazed at the colorful butterfly fluttering in the garden.
• The curious child gazed at the colorful butterfly with wonder.
• The child gazed in awe at the colorful butterfly.
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• The child gazed at the colorful kite soaring high.