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Meanings of asking in English
Synonyms
Examples for "interrogatory"
Examples for "interrogatory"
1
The next disputed interrogatory put by General Butler to the witness was:
2
He arranged in his mind the interrogatory which was to take place.
3
Mr. Samuel Wilkinson testified in response to an interrogatory by Mr. Butler:
4
He had made no reply to the enthusiastic interrogatory of the hunter.
5
The old interrogatory; did they not ask it when the world began?
1
Au-nish, interrogative pronoun what; au-naw-tchi, relative pronoun what; e-we, relative pronoun that.
2
The lady raised her pale eyebrows with an expression of interrogative scorn.
3
Is the interrogative form of the last sentence better than the declarative?
4
By a figurative, paradoxical, or interrogative form, the title may pique curiosity.
5
Immediately Isaac relaxed and turned to face forward, eyes just slightly interrogative.
Usage of asking in English
1
We weren't asking that United State Supreme Court decide State Law issues.
2
Today everyone was asking the same question: What's happened to the power?
3
She says: 'I think culture can change opinions by asking new questions.
4
Avoid asking when there's a notable market or industry downturn, for example.
5
Tyacke left the cabin without asking another question; there was no need.
6
First-world Europe is reduced to asking the IMF and China for help.
7
She pretty much knew, without asking, the answer to that second question.
8
The answer may depend on who funds the research asking the question.
9
Liz is asking the really tough questions that we need to ask.
10
Journalists have also been criticised for asking the same question several times.
11
A colleague later said to me: He just kept asking and asking.
12
Then let's start with why 'people' would come out here asking questions.
13
Getting help to support our parents meant asking for help from others.
14
In emergency room departments, providers will perhaps start asking routinely about violence.
15
Police are asking anyone with information about this car to come forward.
16
He did not respond to a text message asking the same question.
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Translations for asking
Catalan
Asking through the time
Asking across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
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