Pronunciation: /ɪnˈtɛrəˌɡeɪtɪv/
noun a word used in asking a question, such as 'who', 'what', 'where', 'when', 'why', or 'how'
A1 What is your name?
A2 Where is the nearest supermarket?
B1 How do you get to the airport from here?
B2 Why did you choose to study abroad?
C1 In what ways can technology improve healthcare?
C2 To what extent do you believe in fate versus free will?
adjective relating to or denoting a question
A1 Is she coming to the party?
A2 Where is the nearest bus stop?
B1 What time does the movie start?
B2 How do you feel about the new project proposal?
C1 Could you explain the reasoning behind your decision?
C2 In what ways can we improve our customer service?
formal The interrogative tone of the prosecutor's questions made the witness uneasy.
informal Why are you always asking so many interrogative questions?
slang Stop with the interrogative talk, it's annoying.
figurative The interrogative nature of her art leaves viewers pondering deeper meanings.
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