Interrogation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERROGATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of interrogating
• the action of interrogating or the process of being interrogated
• The act of interrogating or questioning; examination by questions; inquiry.
• A question put; an inquiry.
• A point, mark, or sign, thus [?], indicating that the sentence with which it is connected is a question. It is used to express doubt, or to mark a query. Called also interrogation point.
• a sentence of inquiry that asks for a reply
• a transmission that will trigger an answering transmission from a transponder
• formal systematic questioning
• an instance of questioning
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to question formally and systematically

Words related to INTERROGATION

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Words that contain INTERROGATION

interrogations15 interrogational16 reinterrogation16

How to use INTERROGATION in a sentence

• Godfrey and Simmonds had both listened to this interrogation, but neither had been idle.
• This passage, which, without ever arriving at great accuracy, has been altered by Murray and others in ways innumerable, is everywhere exhibited with five interrogation points.
• I hope it is not merely prejudice, but these millions I heard so much about appear to me like a great point of interrogation.
• Wayne spoke of a friend in Vienna from whom he had heard that day and turned to Ann with an interrogation about the Viennese.
• The characteristic feature of Alexandrian, as of modern science, is, that it did not restrict itself to observation, but relied on a practical interrogation of Nature.
• It is assumed that the answers she gives to a practical interrogation will ever be true.
• But he would have time to go over them at his leisure, while the work of interrogation was undertaken by the Judge.
• How does the interrogation add strength? 10 25, 26.
• She studied him intently, and when he returned the scrutiny she raised her eyebrows in an interrogation.
• And with her vanished the fact, and only the interrogation remained.
• Plato seems to imply that there was something more in the dialectic of Zeno than in the mere interrogation of Socrates.
• Barclay, her maid, upon interrogation, declared she was in none of the upper.
• My interrogation was conducted before a couple of mandarins.
• To the dullest it was obvious he was anxious to escape further interrogation.
• Strictly speaking, dogma, as dogma, has had no development in Protestantism, inasmuch as a secret note of interrogation has been here associated with it from the very beginning.
• On the other subjects of interrogation he had no information to communicate.
• She gives him a look of glad and hopeful interrogation but he shakes his head solemnly, and passes gravely on, as one whose errand is no cheerful duty.
• Painfully, yet cautiously, he directed his ceaseless artillery of interrogation toward the outer and darker walls of uncertainty still so blankly confronting him.
• In their interrogation of her the ecclesiastics appear to have been concerned less about her than about the Maid Jeanne, whose prosecution was then being instituted.
• Her eyes, at times, seemed to be half-indignant interrogation points.
• Ostrog turned in interrogation to the attendant, then suddenly seemed to change his mind, pulled the curtain aside and disappeared.
• But Pinchas was bent double like a convulsive note of interrogation.
• You mutilated the interrogation and you did not pronounce the benediction properly.
• If eighty-seven questions are assumed to be necessary by one bishop, eight hundred may be considered as the minimum of interrogation by another.
• The inquiry agent was at once drawn into a circle of interrogation that he did his best to satisfy impressively while himself learning the new facts.
• His method was one of observation, imitation and concealed interrogation.
• Reality and hallucination, jostled one another in his thought, a giant note of interrogation written against each.
• Twice or thrice only he raised his eyes, looking at the speaker with a flash of arrogant interrogation.
• His sharply cut, but rather simple face, as he turned it towards me, wore a look of interrogation.
• Basnett in his exposition, and Mary in her interrogation, carefully preserved a kind of formality calculated to check the desire of the human mind for irrelevant discussion.
• The head, slightly turned, seemed to regard Ludowika with contentment and interrogation.
• Other half-animal faces glared interrogation out of the hovels.
• A natural taciturnity rendered mine host of the Abbey Inn a difficult subject for interrogation.

Similar words containing TERROGA without suffix tion and without prefix in

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