inquirent (Meaning)
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inquirent (a.)
Making inquiry; inquiring; questioning.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inquirent
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
inquirent Sentence Examples
- The inquiring student asked a series of questions to clarify the concept.
- The inquisitive reporter sought information from all available sources.
- The inquiry into the incident revealed several discrepancies in the testimony.
- The curious child's inquiring mind led them to ask countless questions.
- The researcher's inquisitive nature motivated them to explore uncharted territories.
- The detective's inquiring mind helped them connect seemingly unrelated clues.
- The inquisitive journalist challenged the official narrative, seeking to uncover the truth.
- The inquirer's persistent questions left the witness feeling uncomfortable.
- The inquiring nature of the anthropologist allowed them to gain deep insights into the culture under study.
- The skeptical inquirer refused to accept the claims at face value, demanding evidence and proof.
FAQs About the word inquirent
Making inquiry; inquiring; questioning.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The inquiring student asked a series of questions to clarify the concept.
The inquisitive reporter sought information from all available sources.
The inquiry into the incident revealed several discrepancies in the testimony.
The curious child's inquiring mind led them to ask countless questions.
