ppl. a. (UN-1 10.)
1804. Ann. Rev., II. 68. The uninquiring and contented ignorance with which he has beheld every thing.
1833. L. Ritchie, Wand. by Loire, 8. Wandering … through a foreign town, ignorant and uninquiring, without a plan.
1863. Whittier, Countess, 83. There … The native dweller … keeps, in uninquiring trust, The old, dull round of things.
