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to interrogate
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to question someone in an aggressive way for a long time in order to get information
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furnished with or supported by documents
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transmit (a signal) for setting off an appropriate response, as in telecommunication
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Example
Law enforcement may interrogate witnesses to gather additional information for an investigation.
The investigator spent hours interrogating the suspect to unravel the motives behind the incident.
The detective decided to interrogate the suspect to uncover details about the crime.
The prosecutor sought permission to interrogate the key witness to strengthen the case.
The officers were intensively interrogating the suspect, giving them the third degree throughout the night.
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