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Meanings of interrogatory in English
Portuguese
interrogatório Catalan
interrogatori Relating to the use of or having the nature of an interrogation.
Usage of interrogatory in English
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?
6
Waiving the form of the interrogatory, as to being pledged, he said:
7
The interrogatory which he proceeded to put at once explains this difference.
8
General Butler repeated the interrogatory, and Mr. Burleigh's answer was as follows:
9
She evidently felt hurt by the tone of this species of interrogatory.
10
He interrupted my interrogatory with another, ever an effectual aid in browbeating.
11
Elsie laughed so cheerfully that Isobel flashed an interrogatory glance at her.
12
She glided out to meet him with an interrogatory on her lips.
13
He was deaf, or he chose to affect deafness, to the interrogatory.
14
No careless nor aimless thought had caused such an interrogatory, I knew.
15
Colonel Smothers was kind enough to stop by for a little interrogatory.
16
His next interrogatory, quickly put, is to get satisfied on this head.
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