questioning in Irish
questioning in Irish is ceistiú — questioning means the act of asking questions, especially formally, as in an investigation.
questioning in Irish
ceistiú
The action of asking questions; a survey; an inquiry.
What does "questioning" mean?
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noun The act of asking questions, especially formally, as in an investigation.
"The suspect was taken in for questioning."
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adj Showing curiosity, doubt, or a desire to understand.
"She gave him a questioning look."
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adj Uncertain about one's own sexual orientation or gender identity.
"The support group welcomes anyone who is questioning."
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questioning in a sentence
- The suspect was taken in for questioning.
- After hours of questioning, he finally admitted the truth.
- She gave him a questioning look.
- He has a naturally questioning mind.
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What is "questioning" in Irish?
"questioning" in Irish is ceistiú. questioning means: The act of asking questions, especially formally, as in an investigation.
How do you use "questioning" in a sentence?
Example: "The suspect was taken in for questioning." In Irish, "questioning" is ceistiú.
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