inquisitor|inquisitors in English
noun
[in'quis·i·tor || ɪn'kwɪzɪtə(r)]
interrogator, investigator; questioner, inquisitive perso
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1. Galileo facing his inquisitors
2. Watch out, you signalers, inquisitors, Criminalizers.
3. Alost asserts that The Inquisitor was
4. Blankly definition, without expression or understanding: She stared Blankly at her inquisitors
5. The second chapter is the analysis of "Grand Inquisitor".
6. The prime minister found himself arraigned before the media inquisitors.
7. 18 Or shun his requests and risk facing his fearsome Inquisitors or even excommunication?
8. 9 The prime minister found himself arraigned before the media inquisitors.
9. Callo is a member of the VKP's Information Analysis Unit—Inquisitors
10. Kattina was either a practised inquisitor, or very naive.
11. The Grand Inquisitor was standing at the doorway.
12. The great inquisitor began with an hour of apparently random questions.
13. The Inquisitor nodded. It is the mark of the killer.
14. This means that interviews are often an ordeal for inquisitor and subject alike.
15. Or shun his requests and risk facing his fearsome Inquisitors or even excommunication?
16. She Curtseyed, A bit of Inquisitor goes a long way
17. The Inquisitor Inoue demanded repeated vows of apostasy from him.
18. After the end of the fifteenth century, inquisitions were headed by a Grand Inquisitor.
19. He was a tough inquisitor, not sparing his own side, as Labour ministers complained.
20. In the run of history , the censorship and the inquisitor HAs sll the time lost.
21. Your experiments are aided by Jape, which can operate as both inquisitor and oracle.
22. Swinging his power sword and shouting to guardsmen, the Inquisitor pounded after the fugitive alien.
23. Clotho is a witch who lives in the swamp to hide from the inquisitor
24. In the long run of history, the censorship and the inquisitor hae always lost.
25. The smooth tones had the silky menace of an inquisitor intent on a confession.