Correct spellings for AQUISITIVE
- acquisitive The acquisitive businessman could never resist a good deal.
- inquisitive She was always so inquisitive.
If you mistakenly spell "aquisitive", there are a couple of correct options to consider. First, you might mean "acquisitive", which refers to a strong desire to acquire or possess things. Another possibility is "inquisitive", which describes a curious or questioning nature. Both suggestions are suitable replacements.
