Associations to the word «Inquisitor»
Noun
- Inquisition
- Heretic
- Heresy
- Dominican
- Gui
- Pax
- Witchcraft
- Lister
- Kramer
- Seville
- Legate
- Franciscan
- Torture
- Friar
- Domenico
- Tribunal
- Mollusk
- Witch
- Templar
- Marque
- Galileo
- Farrell
- Salazar
- Confessor
- Sorcery
- Mainz
- Familiar
- Lombardy
- Churchman
- Castile
- Bernardo
- Snail
- Cardinal
- Salamanca
- Fra
- Alonso
- Toulouse
- Theologian
- Pope
- Edict
- Archbishop
- Xxii
- Shrike
- Persecution
- Parable
- Interrogation
- Notary
- Reverie
- Venice
- Toledo
- Constance
- Gauntlet
- Hatchet
- Dominic
- Holiness
- Joan
- Grand
- Viceroy
- Moravia
- Dolores
- Pius
- Accusation
- Bishop
- Proctor
- Malta
- Rack
- Sneer
- Cleric
- Dungeon
- Spain
- Confession
- Vicar
- Ferdinand
- Heinrich
- Zeal
- Venetian
- Isabella
- Presumption
- Culprit
- Ferrara
- Enrique
- Informer
- Aide
Adjective
Wiktionary
INQUISITOR, noun. A person who inquires, especially searchingly or ruthlessly.
INQUISITOR, noun. An official of the ecclesiastical court of the Inquisition.
Dictionary definition
INQUISITOR, noun. A questioner who is excessively harsh.
INQUISITOR, noun. An official of the ecclesiastical court of the Inquisition.
Wise words
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