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interrogate

Transitive Verb

This word carries a heavy sense of power imbalance and intensity. It is not a casual conversation or a friendly inquiry; it implies a structured, often adversarial environment where the questioner holds authority and the respondent is under pressure. In technical contexts, such as computing, it refers to a system requesting data from another device. This mirrors the human usage by emphasizing a direct, targeted extraction of specific information rather than a general exchange of ideas.

Meanings

Transitive Verb
[someone]

To question someone aggressively or formally to obtain information.

"The detective began to interrogate the suspect."

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