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plural of question.
present tense form of question (3rd person singular).

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questions

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asking for answer n.
controversy, doubt n.
issue, point at issue n.
ask for answer v.
doubt v.

NOUN

asking for answer

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inquiry investigation query questioning

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catechism examination inquest inquiring inquisition interrogation interrogatory poll wringer

WEAK

Q and A third degree

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answer reply

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agreement concord harmony

NOUN

controversy, doubt

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argument challenge confusion debate difficulty dispute mystery objection problem query uncertainty

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contention demur demurral dubiety enigma misgiving protest puzzle remonstrance remonstration

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agreement answer calm

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acceptance certainty

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concord harmony reply

NOUN

issue, point at issue

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discussion point problem proposal subject theme topic

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motion proposition

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agreement answer concord harmony reply

VERB

ask for answer

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challenge examine grill interrogate interview investigate query quiz search seek

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catechize enquire hit inquire knock petition probe pry pump quest roast solicit

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ask about cross-examine give the third degree go over hit up hold out for make inquiry pick one's brains put through the wringer put to the question raise question show curiosity sound out sweat it out of work over

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answer find reply

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certainty doubtlessness sureness surety

VERB

doubt

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challenge dispute oppose query suspect

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controvert disbelieve distrust hesitate impeach impugn mistrust suspicion

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call into question cast doubt upon puzzle over wonder about

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answer

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believe trust

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certainty doubtlessness reply sureness surety

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questions

For some Black voters, the skepticism has to do with questions about El-Sayed’s progressive agenda.

From Slate ● Oct. 6, 2026

There are, however, questions about Europe getting access to the latest models: it took months for the EU to test Anthropic's Mythos following US export control orders.

From Barron's ● Oct. 6, 2026

Do you have questions about inheritance, financial literacy or etiquette, estate planning, friendship, divorce, or other tricky money issues relating to family and friends?

From MarketWatch ● Oct. 6, 2026

Nobel laureate Niko Tinbergen argued that understanding behavior requires asking four core questions: What mechanisms produce it?

From The Wall Street Journal ● Oct. 5, 2026

An hour passed, and when the audience ran out of questions, Emily-the.bookstore-person got the line started, beginning with the first row.

From "Bye Forever, I Guess" by Jodi Meadows