question
/ˈkwɛstʃən/
noun
- A sentence or phrase used to ask for information or to test someone's knowledge.
- She raised her hand to ask a question during class.
- The teacher's question was difficult to answer.
- He answered every question on the test correctly.
- A matter or issue that needs to be discussed or resolved.
- We need to address the question of who will lead the team.
- The question of funding for the project remains unresolved.
- The question of climate change is important to everyone.
- Doubt or uncertainty about something.
- His honesty is beyond question.
- The success of the plan is open to question.
- There is no question that she is the best candidate.
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verb
- To ask someone questions in order to get information.
- The police questioned the witness about the accident.
- She questioned her students to check their understanding.
- He was questioned by reporters after the speech.
- To express doubt about something; to challenge or dispute.
- She never questioned his motives.
- I question whether we have enough time to finish.
- Many people question the safety of that medicine.
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