Associations to the word «Enquiry»
Noun
- Scandal
- Handling
- Conclusion
- Deference
- Wellesley
- Qc
- Witness
- Favour
- Boyle
- Criminal
- Morality
- Offence
- Revelation
- Hm
- Mankind
- Disaster
- Murder
- Installment
- Viz
- Proceeding
- Knowledge
- Blackwell
- Statement
- Politeness
- Receipt
- Tiding
- Cause
- Hearing
- Browne
- Impatience
- Detention
- Justice
- Visitation
- Obligation
- Notion
- Caleb
- Response
- Question
- Commodore
- Speculation
- Happiness
- Ethics
- Tracing
- Sinking
- Stevens
- Testimony
- Remark
- Mediation
- Theology
- Timetable
- Bridget
- Submission
- Making
- Witchcraft
- Eyebrow
- Cloister
- Marin
- Wakefield
- Labrador
- Inconvenience
- Religion
- Truth
- Opinion
- Investigator
- Lodging
- Common
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
ENQUIRY, noun. (British) (Australian) (NZ) A question.
ENQUIRY, noun. Search for truth, information or knowledge.
Dictionary definition
ENQUIRY, noun. An instance of questioning; "there was a question about my training"; "we made inquiries of all those who were present".
ENQUIRY, noun. A search for knowledge; "their pottery deserves more research than it has received".
ENQUIRY, noun. A systematic investigation of a matter of public interest.
Wise words
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