inquisitee
inquisitee noun: one who is being questioned or interrogated.
Noun
inquisitee (plural inquisitees)
- One who is being questioned or interrogated.
- It worked! His head twitched, switching gears from inquisitor to inquisitee.2011, Randa Goode, Crossroads
Forms of inquisitee
| plural | inquisitees |
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Origin of inquisitee
From inquisitor + -ee.
Questions about inquisitee
- What does inquisitee mean?
- Inquisitee means one who is being questioned or interrogated.
- What part of speech is inquisitee?
- Inquisitee is a noun.
- What is the plural of inquisitee?
- The plural of inquisitee is inquisitees.
Words near inquisitee in the dictionary
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