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Definition of inquisitory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
inquiryDated showing detailed or probing questioning or investigationDated
- Her inquisitory tone made everyone uncomfortable.
- The detective's inquisitory questions exposed new witnesses.
- Her inquisitory inspection found the equipment flaws.
Origin of inquisitory
Latin, inquirere (to seek) + -tory (related to)
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- French:inquisiteur, ...
- German:untersuchend, ...
- Italian:indagatorio, ...
- Spanish:indagatorio, ...
- Portuguese:inquisitório, ...
- Chinese:追问的, ...
- Japanese:詮索好きな, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِجْوابِي, ...
- Hebrew:חָקוּר, ...
- Russian:допросный, ...
- Ukrainian:допитливий, ...
- Hindi:जिज्ञासापूर्ण, ...
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