inquisitor in Greek
inquisitor in Greek is ανακριτής — inquisitor means a person who questions someone harshly or relentlessly.
inquisitor in Greek
ανακριτής
Pronounced: anakritis
(historical) An official of the ecclesiastical court of the Inquisition.
What does "inquisitor" mean?
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noun A person who questions someone harshly or relentlessly.
"The lawyer became an inquisitor, firing question after question at the witness."
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noun A historical official of the Inquisition tasked with investigating heresy.
"The inquisitor demanded a confession."
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inquisitor in a sentence
- The lawyer became an inquisitor, firing question after question at the witness.
- The inquisitor demanded a confession.
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What is "inquisitor" in Greek?
"inquisitor" in Greek is ανακριτής. inquisitor means: A person who questions someone harshly or relentlessly.
How do you pronounce ανακριτής?
"inquisitor" in Greek is ανακριτής, pronounced "anakritis".
How do you use "inquisitor" in a sentence?
Example: "The lawyer became an inquisitor, firing question after question at the witness." In Greek, "inquisitor" is ανακριτής.
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