Definition Synonyms
Definition of interrogatory - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalRare formal set of questions used for official inquiryRare
- The lawyer prepared an interrogatory for the witness..
Adjective
communicationRare related to questioning or interrogationRare
- Her interrogatory tone made him uneasy.
Origin of interrogatory
Latin, interrogare (to ask) + -tory (related to)
Examples of interrogatory in a sentence
She answered the interrogatory with confidence. The lawyer's interrogatory approach was intimidating. His interrogatory questions revealed the truth.
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- French:interrogatoire, inquisiteur, ...
- German:Verhör, verhörend, ...
- Italian:interrogatorio, interrogante, ...
- Spanish:interrogatorio, cuestionador, ...
- Portuguese:interrogatório formal, interrogativo, ...
- Chinese:质询, 质问的, ...
- Japanese:質問書, 尋問的な, ...
- Arabic:استجواب كتابي, اِسْتِجْوابِي, ...
- Hebrew:שאלון רשמי, חֲקִירָתִי, ...
- Russian:опросный лист, вопросительный, ...
- Ukrainian:допитувальні питання, допитливий, ...
- Hindi:प्रश्नावली, पूछताछ भरा, ...
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