Definition
Definition of into question - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
evaluationsubject to scrutiny or examination
- His actions have come into question after the incident.
- The decision was brought into question.
- Her qualifications were called into question.
Expressions with into question
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cast uncertainty on something’s reliability, correctness or validity
The new evidence brought his alibi into question.
doubt or challenge if something is true or right
They called into question the results of the study.
challenge the reliability or accuracy of something
The report put into question the study's findings.
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dispute
called into question or disputed
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- French:en question, ...
- German:in Frage gestellt, ...
- Italian:sotto esame, ...
- Spanish:en tela de juicio, ...
- Portuguese:sob escrutínio, ...
- Chinese:受到审查, ...
- Japanese:精査の対象に, ...
- Arabic:مَحَلّ تَساؤُل, ...
- Hebrew:בְּסָפֵק, ...
- Russian:под пристальным вниманием, ...
- Ukrainian:під перевірку, ...
- Hindi:जांच के दायरे में, ...
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