Question
Question verb - To demand proof of the truth or rightness of.
To challenge and question are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To challenge" with "Question", this terms are similar.
To challenge
Question and to challenge are semantically related. You can use "Question" instead a verb phrase "To challenge".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- demand and question
- demand and to challenge
- ask and question
- ask and to challenge
- contest and question
- contest and to challenge
- challenge and question
- challenge and to challenge
- dispute and question
- dispute and to challenge
- query and question
- query and to challenge
- test and question
- test and to challenge
Both terms in one sentence
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Harry asks why Titania would want Ivy in the hands of the Denarians, and when Gruff replies that it's not his place to ask, Harry counters that as champion, it should be his place to challenge and question Titania.
Source: Literature / Small Favor - In Paul Temple and the Gilbert Case, Temple and his wife agree on a question/answer which only they will know, and which she can use to challenge any telephone caller claiming to be him.
Source: Bluff the Impostor -
It's actually rather easy to oust him, because his actions have pretty much eroded all of the nobility's good will by the time you're strong enough to challenge him, and only one nobleman supports him without question (because he's afraid Loghain will pillage his lands in retaliation).
Source: Villain with Good Publicity
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