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inquisitional

inquisitional adjective: of or pertaining to an inquisition.

Adjective

inquisitional (comparative more inquisitional, superlative most inquisitional)

  1. Of or pertaining to an inquisition.

Forms of inquisitional

comparativemore inquisitional
superlativemost inquisitional

Origin of inquisitional

From inquisition + -al.

Words formed from inquisitional

Questions about inquisitional

What does inquisitional mean?
Inquisitional means of or pertaining to an inquisition.
What part of speech is inquisitional?
Inquisitional is an adjective.

Words near inquisitional in the dictionary

  1. inquiry-based learning
  2. inquisitee
  3. inquisitees
  4. inquisition
  5. inquisition post mortem
  6. inquisitional
  7. inquisitionally
  8. inquisitionary
  9. inquisitioned
  10. inquisitioning
  11. inquisitionist

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