Question Synonyms and Antonyms

kwĕschən
A query
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. interrogation
  2. inquiry
  3. query
  4. catechism
  5. inquisition
  6. inquest
  7. interrogatory
  8. interrogative
  9. rhetorical-question
  10. inquiring
  11. feeler
  12. burning question
  13. crucial question
  14. leading question
  15. catch question
  16. ambiguity
  17. academic question
  18. vexed question
  19. barrage
  20. sixty-four dollar question
  21. catechesis
  22. not germane
  23. beside-the-point
  24. catechization
  25. immaterial
  26. cavil
  27. beyond dispute
  28. debate
  29. without any doubt
  30. dialectics
  31. undoubtedly
  32. discussion
  33. being considered
  34. dispute
  35. under discussion
  36. disquisition
  37. under consideration
  38. dubiosity
  39. under advisement
  40. equivocality
  41. at issue
  42. equivocation
  43. controversial
  44. examination
  45. in dispute
  46. gainsaying
  47. up for discussion
  48. impugnment
  49. on the floor
  50. on the agenda
  51. not to be considered
  52. by-no-means
  53. unthinkable
  54. enquiry
  55. interpellation
  56. objection
  57. problem
  58. proposition
  59. questioning
  60. quiz
  61. quizzing
  62. scruple
  63. subject
  64. theme
  65. topic
  66. interrogative sentence
To ask
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. ask
  2. query
  3. examine
  4. inquire
  5. interrogate
  6. quiz
  7. quest
  8. seek
  9. search
  10. sound-out
  11. petition
  12. solicit
  13. ask about
  14. catechize
  15. show curiosity
  16. pry into
  17. ask a leading question
  18. challenge
  19. raise a question
  20. pick one's brains
  21. make inquiry
  22. cross-examine
  23. probe
  24. investigate
  25. interview
  26. debrief
  27. put to the question
  28. bring into question
  29. grill
  30. pump
  31. give the third degree
Antonyms:
  1. answer
  2. reply
Challenge the accuracy, probity, or propriety of
(Verb)
To interrogate (a suspect, for example).
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. ask

Words Related to Question

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