Definition Synonyms
Definition of inquisitional - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
interrogationsuggesting harsh or intrusive questioning
- His inquisitional manner made everyone uncomfortable.
2.
historyrelating to an inquisition or its methods
- The inquisitional tactics used were harsh and unforgiving..
Origin of inquisitional
Latin, inquisitionem (act of searching)
Examples of inquisitional in a sentence
Her inquisitional questions made him defensive. The inquisitional methods were brutal and relentless. Inquisitional practices were common during that era.
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- French:intrusive, inquisitorial, ...
- German:verhörartig, ...
- Italian:inquisitorio, ...
- Spanish:inquisitivo, inquisitorial, ...
- Portuguese:inquisitorial, ...
- Chinese:审问式的, 宗教裁判所的, ...
- Japanese:尋問的な, 尋問の, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِجْوابِي, تَفْتِيشِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:חֲקִירָתִי, אִינְקְוִיזִיצְיוֹנִי, ...
- Russian:инквизиционный, ...
- Ukrainian:допитливий, інквізиційний, ...
- Hindi:पूछताछी, अन्वेषणात्मक, ...
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