inquired (of) (Meaning)

inquired (of)

to ask (someone) a question

No weak antonyms found.

The detective inquired of the witness about the events leading up to the crime.
The librarian inquired of the reader about the status of their overdue book.
The job applicant inquired of the interviewer about the company's culture.
The customer inquired of the store clerk about the availability of a particular product.
The teacher inquired of the student about their understanding of the lesson.
The doctor inquired of the patient about their symptoms and medical history.
The journalist inquired of the politician about their stance on a controversial issue.
The lawyer inquired of the witness about their recollection of the events under oath.
The surveyor inquired of the homeowner about their property's specifications.
The police officer inquired of the suspect about their whereabouts at the time of the incident.

to ask (someone) a question

interrogated, questioned,asked,quizzed, examined, grilled, queried, bombarded, besieged, polled

responded, observed,answered, replied, rejoined, commented, retorted,remarked, avoided,

The detective inquired of the witness about the events leading up to the crime.

The librarian inquired of the reader about the status of their overdue book.

The job applicant inquired of the interviewer about the company's culture.

The customer inquired of the store clerk about the availability of a particular product.