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cross-questioning

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cross-ques·tion (krôskwschn, krs-)
tr.v. cross-ques·tioned, cross-ques·tion·ing, cross-ques·tions
To question closely; cross-examine.
n.
A question asked during cross-examination.
Translations
cross-questioning [ˈkrɒsˈkwestʃənɪŋ] N (Jur) → repreguntas fpl (fig) → interrogación f


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After several hours of questioning and cross-questioning the ape-man learned that another party had preceded the Russian by several days--three whites--a man, a woman, and a little man-child, with several Mosulas.
She appeared to be cross-questioning me, attempting to draw from me information unawares.
At the outset, on his leaving Paris, his curiosity had not been intense; passive entertainment, in the Champs Elysees and at the theatres, seemed about as much as he need expect of himself, and although, as he had said to Tristram, he wanted to see the mysterious, satisfying BEST, he had not the Grand Tour in the least on his conscience, and was not given to cross-questioning the amusement of the hour.
 
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