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cross-questioning Meaning
cross-questioning
a question asked in cross-examination
cross-questioning Sentence Examples
- The lawyer relentlessly cross-questioned the witness, seeking inconsistencies in her testimony.
- The prosecutor's cross-questioning revealed a crucial flaw in the defendant's alibi.
- The judge cautioned the jury against being influenced by the lawyer's aggressive cross-questioning.
- The politician faced a barrage of cross-questions from reporters, eager to expose any potential scandals.
- The journalist's cross-questioning forced the public figure to retract a previous statement.
- The expert witness remained composed under intense cross-questioning, confidently defending their conclusions.
- The cross-questioning became heated as the attorneys challenged each other's credibility.
- The witness's evasive answers during cross-questioning raised suspicions about their motives.
- The cross-questioning allowed the court to delve deeper into the details of the case and assess the truthfulness of the evidence.
- The witness stumbled under cross-questioning, providing the prosecution with ammunition to bolster their theory.
FAQs About the word cross-questioning
a question asked in cross-examination
besieging, cross-examining, bombarding, pumping, quizzing,examining, interrogating,inquiring (of), catechizing, questioning
answering, responding, replying, remarking,observing, avoiding, commenting, retorting,rejoining
The lawyer relentlessly cross-questioned the witness, seeking inconsistencies in her testimony.
The prosecutor's cross-questioning revealed a crucial flaw in the defendant's alibi.
The judge cautioned the jury against being influenced by the lawyer's aggressive cross-questioning.
The politician faced a barrage of cross-questions from reporters, eager to expose any potential scandals.
