inquire (into) (Meaning)

inquire (into)

to gather or collect information about (something)

The detective's meticulous inquiries into the case gradually unraveled the truth.
The journalist inquired into the politician's illicit activities, uncovering a web of corruption.
The auditors meticulously inquired into the company's financial records, seeking discrepancies.
The scientist inquired into the nature of gravity, conducting countless experiments to unravel its mysteries.
The environmentalists inquired into the impact of pollution on the ecosystem, seeking solutions to mitigate its effects.
The students inquired into the historical significance of the battle, delving into primary sources to gain insights.
The historian inquired into the motives behind the revolution, exploring both its immediate causes and long-term implications.
The researcher inquired into the psychological effects of social media, examining its impact on individuals and society.
The law enforcement officer inquired into the circumstances of the crime, gathering evidence to determine the perpetrator.
The social worker inquired into the well-being of the elderly couple, ensuring their needs were met.

to gather or collect information about (something)

look (into), dig (into),explore, delve (into), examine, investigate, research,check into, probe, inspect

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The detective's meticulous inquiries into the case gradually unraveled the truth.

The journalist inquired into the politician's illicit activities, uncovering a web of corruption.

The auditors meticulously inquired into the company's financial records, seeking discrepancies.

The scientist inquired into the nature of gravity, conducting countless experiments to unravel its mysteries.