Another word for ask

ask
v.
To inquire
request, query, question, inquire, interrogate, examine, cross-examine, demand, make a request, raise a question, pose a question, call for, apply for, file for, angle for, frame a question, require an answer, want to know, catechize, make inquiry, make application, apply to, order, command, requisition, direct, put questions to, institute an inquiry, enjoin, bid, charge, petition, call upon, invite, urge, pray, beg leave, challenge, pry into, probe, scour, investigate, quiz, sound out, draw out, grill*, dun*, put the screws on*, turn the heat on*, put the bite on*, put the bee on*, pump*, give the third degree*, worm out of*; see also question 1.
To solicit
request, entreat, supplicate; see beg 1.
To expect
To invite
ask and the more formal inquire and query usually denote no more than the seeking of an answer or information, but query also often implies doubt as to the correctness of something the printer queried the spelling of several words; question and interrogate imply the asking of a series of questions to question a witness, interrogate adding the further implication of systematic, often extensive, official examination to interrogate a prisoner of war; catechize also denotes close questioning, but implies the expectation of certain fixed answers, esp. with reference to religious doctrine; quiz, used esp. in schools, implies a short, selective questioning to test factual knowledge of some subject
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Another word for ask

To put a question to (someone):
examine, inquire, query, question, quiz. See askTo seek an answer to (a question):
pose, put, raise. See askTo endeavor to obtain (something) by expressing one's needs or desires.
Also used with for: request, seek, solicit. See requestTo have as a need or prerequisite:
call for, demand, entail, involve, necessitate, require, take. See necessary, overTo request that someone take part in or be present at a particular occasion:
bid, invite. See warn
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"ask." YourDictionary, n.d. Web. 15 February 2019. <https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/Ask>.
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ask. (n.d.). Retrieved February 15th, 2019, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/Ask