interrogator in Latin
interrogator in Latin is percontātor — interrogator means a person who questions someone closely, often in an official or aggressive setting.
interrogator in Latin
percontātor
One who interrogates; a person who asks questions, especially one who is adversarial.
What does "interrogator" mean?
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noun A person who questions someone closely, often in an official or aggressive setting.
"The interrogator pressed him on where he had been that night."
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noun A device that sends a signal to request data from another device.
"The radar interrogator pings aircraft transponders for identification."
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interrogator in a sentence
- The interrogator pressed him on where he had been that night.
- The radar interrogator pings aircraft transponders for identification.
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What is "interrogator" in Latin?
"interrogator" in Latin is percontātor. interrogator means: A person who questions someone closely, often in an official or aggressive setting.
How do you use "interrogator" in a sentence?
Example: "The interrogator pressed him on where he had been that night." In Latin, "interrogator" is percontātor.
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