Definitions

1. verb

to ask a series of questions, especially in order to establish the facts of a situation, or to obtain information.

“The police officer interrogated the suspect for several hours.”

2. noun

a series of questions asked to establish the facts of a situation, or to obtain information.

“The detective’s interrogation revealed crucial evidence.”

3. noun

a person who asks questions, especially in order to establish the facts of a situation, or to obtain information.

“The interrogator was known for his aggressive questioning style.”

4. noun

a section of a book or a document where questions are asked.

“The author included an interrog in the back of the book for readers to answer.”