line of questioning Antonyms
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Meaning of line of questioning
Wordnet
line of questioning (n)
an ordering of questions so as to develop a particular argument
line of questioning Sentence Examples
- The police officer followed the line of questioning meticulously, seeking evidence to support his suspicions.
- The reporter's line of questioning was carefully crafted to elicit revealing information from the interviewee.
- The lawyer objected to the prosecutor's persistent line of questioning, claiming it was prejudicial.
- The witness hesitated during the line of questioning, his memory faltering at crucial moments.
- The student's confident answer to the first question gave the teacher confidence in the line of questioning.
- The detective's line of questioning was designed to establish a timeline of events leading up to the crime.
- The therapist's gentle line of questioning encouraged the patient to delve into their subconscious thoughts.
- The politician's line of questioning during the debate exposed inconsistencies in his opponent's platform.
- The interviewer's line of questioning proved unproductive, failing to uncover any significant details.
- The parent's line of questioning revealed their suspicion that their child was involved in illicit activities.
FAQs About the word line of questioning
an ordering of questions so as to develop a particular argument
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The police officer followed the line of questioning meticulously, seeking evidence to support his suspicions.
The reporter's line of questioning was carefully crafted to elicit revealing information from the interviewee.
The lawyer objected to the prosecutor's persistent line of questioning, claiming it was prejudicial.
The witness hesitated during the line of questioning, his memory faltering at crucial moments.
