Interrogation
Interrogation noun - An instance of questioning.
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Synonyms for Interrogation
Protest and interrogation are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Protest" instead a noun "Interrogation".
Protest
Protest noun - A feeling or declaration of disapproval or dissent.
Interrogation and protest are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Interrogation" instead a noun "Protest".
How words are described
| similar | similar interrogation | similar protest |
| direct | direct interrogation | direct protest |
| fake | fake interrogation | fake protest |
| initial | initial interrogation | initial protest |
| Other adjectives: single, harsh, painful, actual, entire, successful, violent, little, final, later, official, written, terrorist. | ||
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- A non-police example happens to Dror after the video of his interrogation goes viral and too many parents and students protest.
Source: Film / Big Bad Wolves -
Gerd Wiesler from The Lives of Others starts out as this, teaching his students matter of factly about interrogation techniques in East Germany and disregarding one student's protest that sleep deprivation is "inhuman" (even marking him in a way that implies his career will not be moving forward).
Source: Lawful Neutral -
They eventually learn that the situation is a set-up by their own superiors to test their ability to resist interrogation, with the cooperation of the Ebonites (who eventually protest the unethical nature of the test).
Source: Series / The Outer Limits (1963)
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