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Meanings of interrogate in English

Portuguese
questionar
Catalan
interrogar
Spanish
interrogar

To examine by asking (a witness, for example).

questionar
Usage of interrogate in English
1
It is time to interrogate Ireland's two-tier healthcare system and its consequences.
The Irish Times
2
Here, we interrogate phage-antibiotic interactions across antibiotics with different mechanisms of action.
Pubmed
3
We must go to Samaria, interrogate-er-question Reisner, and trace Ramses's subsequent movements.
A river in the sky
4
The law does not address nor interrogate the defendant's understanding of consent.
Ebony
5
So what better challenge for a dancer than to interrogate this presumption?
The Irish Times
6
For the record, semantically speaking, cops interrogate; other kinds of agencies debrief.
Private Sector
7
The Public Prosecutor rose again and obtained permission to interrogate the prisoner.
The Eternal City
8
He was in for quite a reception-Taylorplanned to interrogate him extensively.
The cold room
9
He once dared to interrogate her regarding this change in her habits.
Tales of Trail and Town
10
At last Salvat rose, and the presiding judge began to interrogate him.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Paris, Volume 4
11
But he was silent, waiting until the Czar should interrogate him further.
Michael Strogoff; Or, The Courier of the Czar
12
It presaged dark things, if Vader specifically wanted to interrogate this one.
From a Certain Point of View
13
She decided to interrogate and, if necessary, expose him without further preamble.
Men of Affairs
14
The DMS finally gets a prisoner to interrogate and then this happens.
Patient Zero
15
She even cared enough to tentatively interrogate Anna, Magsie's faithful Swedish woman.
The Heart of Rachael
16
If one attempts to interrogate its workings, the shame compounds and redoubles.
The Guardian
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Translations for interrogate
Catalan
interrogar
Spanish
interrogar
Interrogate through the time
Interrogate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common