inquisitionary Sentence Examples
- The inquisitionary tribunal subjected the accused to relentless interrogation and torture.
- His inquisitionary approach left no stone unturned in seeking answers to the mystery.
- The inquisitionary methods employed by the police raised concerns about human rights abuses.
- The politician's inquisitionary tone during the debate alienated many listeners.
- The scientist's inquisitionary mind led to groundbreaking discoveries in the field of medicine.
- The detective's inquisitionary skills were instrumental in solving the intricate murder case.
- The reporter's inquisitionary style of journalism uncovered hidden truths and held the powerful accountable.
- The jury's inquisitionary process aimed to ensure a fair and impartial verdict.
- The government's inquisitionary powers were criticized for infringing upon individual liberties.
- The scholar's inquisitionary research delved deep into the annals of history to shed light on forgotten events.
inquisitionary Meaning
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inquisitionary (a.)
Inquisitional.
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Inquisitional.
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The inquisitionary tribunal subjected the accused to relentless interrogation and torture.
His inquisitionary approach left no stone unturned in seeking answers to the mystery.
The inquisitionary methods employed by the police raised concerns about human rights abuses.
The politician's inquisitionary tone during the debate alienated many listeners.
