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interrogate

[in-ter-uh-geyt] / ɪnˈtɛr əˌgeɪt /


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According to research I’ve done for the Diversity Project, a U.K. initiative to improve diversity in asset management, teams perform better when members bring different perspectives, uncover blind spots and interrogate assumptions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Alongside four other men, authorities said Mr Buzaković had "illegally detained, imprisoned, interrogated, beat and otherwise abused civilians" at what Croatian media called an "extermination centre" in the small eastern village of Petrovci.

From BBC

A writer like Butler becomes iconic not only by reflecting our world and interrogating it but also by articulating our most profound truths.

From Los Angeles Times

She was interrogated by the authorities about a photo they had obtained of her daughter Gulhumar at a protest on behalf of the Uyghurs in Paris.

From Washington Post

They’d expected to detain and interrogate a role player posing as a target — but they’d been given the wrong room number at the Revere, an upscale hotel in downtown Boston near the city’s theater district.

From Washington Post