inquiry in Latin
inquiry in Latin is quaestiō — inquiry means a question or request for information.
inquiry in Latin
quaestiō
The act of inquiring; a seeking of information by asking questions; interrogation; a question or questioning.
What does "inquiry" mean?
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noun A question or request for information.
"We received several inquiries about the job posting."
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noun A formal investigation into a matter of public or legal concern.
"The government launched a public inquiry into the scandal."
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inquiry in a sentence
- We received several inquiries about the job posting.
- The government launched a public inquiry into the scandal.
- The inquiry concluded that safety procedures had been ignored.
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What is "inquiry" in Latin?
"inquiry" in Latin is quaestiō. inquiry means: A question or request for information.
How do you use "inquiry" in a sentence?
Example: "We received several inquiries about the job posting." In Latin, "inquiry" is quaestiō.
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