Sentence examples for interrogatory from inspiring English sources
interrogatory
A formal question submitted to opposing party to answer, generally governed by court rule.
"interrogatory" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to refer to a question that is asked in order to obtain information. For example, "The deposition included several interrogatories from the plaintiff's lawyer.".
This was an opportunity for the septet to perform their party pieces without much interrogatory pressure.
For others, they are something less formal: members of a dispersed civilisation distinguished by an ethical tradition and interrogatory cast of mind; by a legacy of persecution and tragic worldview (and the sense of humour that is its inverse); by certain tastes in food and culture.For Yossie Beilin, a former Israeli minister, Jews are an extended family.
Besides genethlialogy, the Indians particularly cultivated military astrology and a form of catarchic astrology termed muhurta-shastra and, to a lesser extent, iatromathematics and interrogatory astrology.
The main subdivisions of astrology that developed after genethlialogy are general, catarchic, and interrogatory.
My eyes were watering from the fumes, and I was working that rind along a submerged tire reef, and suddenly a shapeless, interrogatory-type word began to form in my brain.
Some common questions to ask in custody interrogatories include: Do you believe that you are the best parent to have custody?
Interrogatories are questions that a party to a lawsuit must answer under oath and return to you with his or her answers.
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