Interrogate

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Formal ContextPlay
Used in official settings like police interviews or legal investigations, suggesting a serious tone. SlideThe investigator will interrogate the witness tomorrow morning.
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Intense QuestioningPlay
Implies intense or thorough questioning, more than just a casual conversation or inquiry. SlideJournalists waited eagerly to interrogate the politician about the scandal.
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Possible DiscomfortPlay
May suggest the person being questioned could feel under pressure or discomfort. SlideThe suspect appeared nervous as they were interrogated by detectives.