inquisitional Synonyms

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Relating to inquiry or inquisition; inquisitorial; also, of or pertaining to, or characteristic of, the Inquisition.

The inquisitional tribunal scrutinized witnesses with relentless questioning and severe punishments.
The inquisitional nature of the interrogation left the suspect feeling intimidated and vulnerable.
The lawyer's inquisitional style exposed the inconsistencies in the witness's testimony.
The inquisitional approach to research involved gathering in-depth information through focused interviews.
The social worker conducted an inquisitional assessment to determine the root causes of the family's problems.
The journalist's inquisitional reporting uncovered hidden facts and challenged the official narrative.
The historian employed an inquisitional method to interrogate primary sources.
The professor's inquisitional lectures forced students to confront their assumptions and engage in critical thinking.
The therapist used an inquisitional approach to help the client explore their unconscious thoughts and feelings.
The inquisitional system of justice sought to punish wrongdoing by eliciting confessions through torture and coercion.

Relating to inquiry or inquisition; inquisitorial; also, of or pertaining to, or characteristic of, the Inquisition.

questioning, quizzical, interrogative,inquisitorial, obtrusive, interfering, meddling, meddlesome,intrusive, officious

uninterested, unconcerned, indifferent, uncurious, incurious, disinterested, disinterested, apathetic, apathetic, uncurious

The inquisitional tribunal scrutinized witnesses with relentless questioning and severe punishments.

The inquisitional nature of the interrogation left the suspect feeling intimidated and vulnerable.

The lawyer's inquisitional style exposed the inconsistencies in the witness's testimony.

The inquisitional approach to research involved gathering in-depth information through focused interviews.