Questioning ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Questioning ( noun )

1. The act of asking questions or seeking information or clarification.
2. A process of seeking information or clarification.

Origin:

From the latin word questionare meaning "to ask" or "to question".

Examples:

1. The police questioning lasted for several hours.
2. The questioning of the witness was intense.
3. The teacher's questioning helped the students understand the material.
4. The lawyer's questioning revealed the truth.
5. The questioning of the suspect revealed new evidence.

(As an adjective)

Questioning ( adjective )

1. Expressing doubt or skepticism.
2. Expressing a desire for information or clarification.
3. Inclined to question or challenge.

Origin:

From the latin word questionare meaning "to ask" or "to question".

Examples:

1. He had a questioning look on his face.
2. She had a questioning tone when she asked about the meeting.
3. He was questioning the authenticity of the painting.
4. She was questioning the effectiveness of the new policy.
5. He was questioning the evidence presented in the trial.