Inquirer

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkwaɪərər/

Definitions of inquirer

noun a person who asks questions or seeks information

Example Sentences

A1 The inquirer asked simple questions about the topic.

A2 The inquirer wanted to know more about the event.

B1 The inquirer conducted a survey to gather information.

B2 The inquirer interviewed experts to gain insights on the issue.

C1 The inquirer delved deep into the research to uncover new findings.

C2 The inquirer's thorough investigation led to groundbreaking discoveries.

Examples of inquirer in a Sentence

formal The inquirer requested more information about the company's financial performance.

informal The inquirer wanted to know more about how the business is doing financially.

slang The curious cat was the main inquirer about the new project.

figurative The inquirer delved deep into the mysteries of the ancient ruins.

Grammatical Forms of inquirer

• past tense: inquired
• plural: inquirers
• comparative: more inquisitive
• superlative: most inquisitive
• present tense: inquires
• future tense: will inquire
• perfect tense: have inquired
• continuous tense: is inquiring
• singular: inquirer
• positive degree: inquisitive
• infinitive: to inquire
• gerund: inquiring
• participle: inquiring

Origin and Evolution of inquirer

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'inquirer' originated from the Latin word 'inquirere', which means to search into or investigate.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'inquirer' has evolved to refer to someone who asks questions or seeks information, especially in a formal or official capacity.