Call
Call noun - An act or instance of asking for information.
Usage example: put out a call for background information about the suspect
Interrogation and call are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Interrogation" instead a noun "Call".
Interrogation
Interrogation noun - An instance of questioning.
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Synonyms for Interrogation
Call and interrogation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Call" instead a noun "Interrogation".
How words are described
| long | long call | long interrogation |
| normal | normal call | normal interrogation |
| brief | brief call | brief interrogation |
| direct | direct call | direct interrogation |
| Other adjectives: standard, fake, initial, single, harsh, simple, effective, actual, real, hard, little, psychic, important, personal, possible, final, later, next, last. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Call Back: At one point, David and Harper pass through a Cordis Die interrogation room extremely similar to the one Mason was interrogated in back in Black Ops.
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A year after Blair's call for more ethical sales, British makers were still attending international arms fairs marketing the world's best detention, restraint and interrogation equipment.
Source: Torture Technician - Interestingly the movie adaptation The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug has a similar scene where Elvenking Thranduil kills a captured orc after interrogation, but this time Legolas does call out his dad for it.
Source: Protagonist-Centered Morality
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