Another word for questioning
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Adjective
Eager to acquire knowledge
- Of or relating to investigation:
- Characterized by or engaged in investigation; specializing in uncovering and reporting hidden information:
- Inclined to investigate; eager for knowledge:
- Unduly curious and inquiring:
- Present participle of inquire.
- Eager to learn more:
- Unduly inquisitive; prying:
- Arousing interest because of novelty or strangeness:
See also:Refusing or reluctant to believe
- Not believing; doubting.
- Marked by or given to doubt; questioning:
- Relating to or characteristic of skeptics or skepticism.
- Skeptical; disbelieving:
- Expressive of disbelief:
- Present participle of disbelieve.
- refusing to believe; skeptical or incredulous
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Another word for questioning
Noun
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- An investigation conducted by a coroner, sometimes with the aid of a jury, into the cause of death of a person when the cause may be criminal.
- A hearing conducted by a judge or magistrate to determine damages when a defendant has defaulted.
- A judicial inquiry into a specified matter, such as a person's mental condition.
- A text summarizing the basic principles of a Christian denomination, usually in question-and-answer form.
- Formal indoctrination in the tenets of a Christian denomination; catechesis.
- A manual giving basic instruction in a subject, usually by rote or repetition.
- an interrogating or being interrogated; examination
- a question
- interrogation mark
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