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Definition of interrogation in English: interrogationnoun ɪnˌtɛrəˈɡeɪʃ(ə)nɪnˌtɛrəˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n mass nounThe action of interrogating or the process of being interrogated. would he keep his mouth shut under interrogation? count noun he had conducted hundreds of criminal interrogations Example sentencesExamples - There are people saying they were told to prepare people for interrogation.
- Uncomfortable silences are a tactic used by police interrogation, film crews, counsellors.
- Upon interrogation, the thieves admitted that they had gone through special training.
- He acknowledged this and said he arrived on the scene too late - the search and interrogation had already begun.
- The man beside me told the guard I had just come from interrogation.
- He was taken into the custody for joint interrogation by the police and intelligence agencies.
- They are often tortured during interrogation and some of them are found dead.
- I think you can use rough interrogation, you may be able to use trickery, questions.
- Prior interrogation allowed the witness to see what investigators suspected and prepare an explanation.
- Ministers had previously denied the army used hooding during interrogation.
- He added that a report would be prepared on the basis of his interrogation.
- Classes are conducted in the traditional Socratic method of rigorous interrogation.
- During interrogation they disclosed that the box was stolen from a cycle shop.
- The only record of the two-day interrogation is a summary written afterwards by one of the agents who carried it out.
- He died after reportedly undergoing interrogation by a private contract employee of the CIA.
- And so began a horrendous sequence of interrogation and beatings lasting at least six hours.
- They were only released to eat, pray, go to the toilet and for daily interrogation.
- There are things here which are not offered for serious interrogation.
- Even if a woman constable was called most of the time she stayed outside the room during her interrogation.
- Initially Iranian authorities said she had died of a stroke while under interrogation.
Synonyms questioning, cross-questioning, cross-examination, quizzing, probing, inquisition, catechism investigation, interviewing, interview, debriefing informal pumping, grilling, the third degree Law examination
Derivatives adjective At the same time the model does not completely bar the possibility that interrogational torture will be used by officials and later ratified by the public. Example sentencesExamples - There is gratuitous torture, interrogational torture, judicial torture, vengeful torture, intimidational torture, torture as punishment and noble cause torture.
- Many, however, will likely be deported, often to countries that don't offer protection from interrogational abuse.
- I lecture each year at the Department of Public Safety of Texas, the Texas rangers, primarily, and I conduct interrogational seminars throughout the United States - ten to fifteen a year.
- In applied ethics, my two most extensive research programs are on the moral permissibility of interrogational torture and on ethical issues surrounding new technologies.
Definition of interrogation in US English: interrogationnouninˌterəˈɡāSH(ə)nɪnˌtɛrəˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n The action of interrogating or the process of being interrogated. would he keep his mouth shut under interrogation? he had conducted hundreds of criminal interrogations Example sentencesExamples - He added that a report would be prepared on the basis of his interrogation.
- Upon interrogation, the thieves admitted that they had gone through special training.
- And so began a horrendous sequence of interrogation and beatings lasting at least six hours.
- I think you can use rough interrogation, you may be able to use trickery, questions.
- Ministers had previously denied the army used hooding during interrogation.
- There are things here which are not offered for serious interrogation.
- Prior interrogation allowed the witness to see what investigators suspected and prepare an explanation.
- The only record of the two-day interrogation is a summary written afterwards by one of the agents who carried it out.
- They are often tortured during interrogation and some of them are found dead.
- During interrogation they disclosed that the box was stolen from a cycle shop.
- The man beside me told the guard I had just come from interrogation.
- There are people saying they were told to prepare people for interrogation.
- He was taken into the custody for joint interrogation by the police and intelligence agencies.
- Classes are conducted in the traditional Socratic method of rigorous interrogation.
- He acknowledged this and said he arrived on the scene too late - the search and interrogation had already begun.
- Even if a woman constable was called most of the time she stayed outside the room during her interrogation.
- Initially Iranian authorities said she had died of a stroke while under interrogation.
- Uncomfortable silences are a tactic used by police interrogation, film crews, counsellors.
- They were only released to eat, pray, go to the toilet and for daily interrogation.
- He died after reportedly undergoing interrogation by a private contract employee of the CIA.
Synonyms questioning, cross-questioning, cross-examination, quizzing, probing, inquisition, catechism
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