inquired (into) (Meaning)

inquired (into)

to gather or collect information about (something)

The police inquired into the circumstances surrounding the suspicious death.
The lawyer inquired into the witness's credibility before calling them to the stand.
The committee inquired into the allegations of misconduct against the CEO.
The historian inquired into the forgotten battles of World War II.
The detective inquired into the motive behind the crime.
The journalist inquired into the government's handling of the pandemic.
The scientist inquired into the potential health risks of a new drug.
The astronomer inquired into the origins of the universe.
The anthropologist inquired into the customs and traditions of an isolated tribe.
The sociologist inquired into the social factors that contribute to crime.

to gather or collect information about (something)

looked (into),explored, examined, delved (into), dug (into), investigated, probed, researched, inspected,checked into

No antonyms found.

The police inquired into the circumstances surrounding the suspicious death.

The lawyer inquired into the witness's credibility before calling them to the stand.

The committee inquired into the allegations of misconduct against the CEO.

The historian inquired into the forgotten battles of World War II.