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Meanings of inquirer in English
Catalan
interrogador Spanish
interrogador Synonyms
Examples for "questioner"
Examples for "questioner"
1
The questioner, Russian scientist Vladimir Zakharov, went on for quite some time.
2
In a few minutes Okiok paused, and in turn became the questioner.
3
The questioner also asked what specific plane the Pentagon is looking for.
4
This simple reply brought a smile to the lips of the questioner.
5
That's the work of your president, he retorted to one hostile questioner.
1
At first they made much of the young enquirer; but, alas!
2
I shall therefore simply call my proposed co-enquirer my friend.
3
They certainly are more disagreeable to a rational enquirer, because they are more troublesome.
4
The enquirer will seek in vain for vices or virtues, or manners of any kind.
5
Enough that the enquirer did not appear satisfied therewith.
1
Question-asker Kenneth Bone also drew a lot of love on social media.
2
Foolish questions will not be answered, unless at peril of the asker.
3
A good private investigator is essentially a professional asker of questions.
4
If the asker knew the answer he wouldn't pay our price for it.
5
Hopefully you can pick out the question-asker way in the back.
Usage of inquirer in English
1
The agent turned to his books; and Arabella turned towards the inquirer.
2
The man who had opened the door looked suspiciously at the inquirer.
3
Both have the merit of leaving the inquirer with an open mind.
4
An inquirer had asked how Epicurus fared in Hades, and was told:
5
Search was vain and inquiry useless-aye ,worse ,itmight involve the inquirer.
6
The inquirer was almost a stranger, but Harry did know his name.
7
He was always an inquirer, always a student, always open to conviction.
8
He rushed fiercely forward, and the inquirer flitted away into the darkness.
9
Wellman, of The Salvation Army,' an established resident would inform an inquirer.
10
Not to such an inquirer will my son's death reveal its secret.
11
What a thing it is, Sir George, to be an active inquirer!
12
The features of the benevolent inquirer immediately reflected the alarm of his informant.
13
The only reply is-thefaith of the present critic or inquirer.
14
The adventurous inquirer crept up the slippery boards, and gained the coveted position.
15
The inquirer immediately dropped his head and asked no further questions.
16
Another inquirer seeks for information about the aggregate debts of nations.
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Inquirer across language varieties
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