- inquisite
- in·quis·ite
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inquisite — ə̇nˈkwizə̇t verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: Latin inquisitus, past participle of inquirere to inquire more at inquire 1. : to subject to inquisition; inquire into : investigate, question people can stand only a sh … Useful english dictionary
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René Auguste Constantin de Renneville — German edition of Renneville s French Inquisition (1715): the author s arrest. René Auguste Constantin de Renneville (October 9, 1650 – March 13, 1723), was a French writer. He was born at Caen. Because of his Protestant principles, Renneville… … Wikipedia
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René Auguste Constantin de Renneville — Deutsche Ausgabe von Renneville s Französischer Inquisition (1715): Verhaftung des Autors. René Auguste Constantin de Renneville (* 1650; † 1723) war ein französischer Autor und namhafter Gefangener der Bastille. Inhaltsverzeichnis … Deutsch Wikipedia
inquisito — pl.m. inquisiti sing.f. inquisita pl.f. inquisite … Dizionario dei sinonimi e contrari
quizzer — quiz (kwĭz) tr.v. quizzed, quiz·zing, quiz·zes 1) To question (someone), especially closely or repeatedly: » Crick ... quizzed me minutely on the rate of visual flicker experienced in migraine auras (Oliver Sacks). 2) To test the knowledge of by… … Word Histories
investigate — [v] check into thoroughly be all ears*, bug, case*, check out, check over, check up, consider, delve, dig, examine, explore, eyeball*, feel out, frisk, give the once over*, go into, inquire, inquisite, inspect, interrogate, listen in, look into,… … New thesaurus
