Zetetic
Adjective
UK
/zɪˈtɛt.ɪk/
US
/zɪˈtɛt.ɪk/
Definition
Describing someone who looks for truth through questions and study.
Example
"He has a zetetic mind that loves to ask questions."
"A zetetic person does not believe things easily without checking facts."
"Teachers like zetetic students who always try to find the real reason behind things."
Explanation
Zetetic means always searching or questioning to find the truth. A zetetic person always asks questions, thinks carefully, studies facts, and tries to discover what is real before believing something. It comes from a Greek word meaning “to seek”. You can use it for curious students, scientists, or thinkers who look for real answers instead of guessing.