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Meaning of indagative
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indagative (a.)
Searching; exploring; investigating.
indagative Sentence Examples
- The journalist's indagative questions elicited valuable information from the witness.
- The research team's indagative approach led to groundbreaking discoveries.
- The detective's indagative mind allowed him to unravel the mystery.
- The historian's indagative spirit spurred him to delve into ancient texts.
- The scientist's indagative nature drove her to explore the unknown.
- The student's indagative attitude enhanced her understanding of the subject.
- The counselor's indagative style encouraged her clients to open up.
- The teacher's indagative lessons fostered critical thinking skills in her students.
- The explorer's indagative journey took him to uncharted territories.
- The writer's indagative imagination sparked countless stories.
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Searching; exploring; investigating.
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The journalist's indagative questions elicited valuable information from the witness.
The research team's indagative approach led to groundbreaking discoveries.
The detective's indagative mind allowed him to unravel the mystery.
The historian's indagative spirit spurred him to delve into ancient texts.
