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interrogative
Interrogative (adj) means used to ask a question, or showing that a sentence is a question.
adj
1
Used to ask a question, or showing that a sentence is a question.
2
Relating to asking questions.
"He took on an interrogative tone of voice."
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Etymology
Comes from Late Latin interrogātīvus, equivalent to interrogate + -ive.
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declarative
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What is the meaning of interrogative?
"interrogative" (adj) means used to ask a question, or showing that a sentence is a question.
What is another word for interrogative?
Other words for "interrogative" include interrogatory.
What is the opposite of interrogative?
The opposite of "interrogative" is declarative.
What are the different meanings of interrogative?
"interrogative" has 2 main meanings: 1. Used to ask a question, or showing that a sentence is a question; 2. Relating to asking questions.
