Words and phrases that have a meaning related to question: (346 results)
Antonyms:
answer
Often used in the same context:
answer, conundrum, query, riddle, quandary, dilemma, doubts, poser, wonder, issue, questioner, matter, yes, litmus test, imponderable, whether, concern, challenge, debate, clue, disagreement, objection, problem, argument, topic, why, paradox, suggestion, querry, mystery, retort, cui bono, rhetorical question, quip, gripe, schieffer, misconception, guess, interrogatory, conjecture, asker, counterargument, quibble, discussion, fleischer, feinstein, determinant, implication, criticisms, hemmer, determiner, skepticism, sir, ifs, explanation, ailes, controversy, surmise, enigma, mailbag, inquisition, hesitation, reason, brownback, postulate, dichotomy, wertheimer, arguement, clarification, abernethy, philosophical, assertion, digression, lehrer, musing, ludden, equation, ambiguity, presupposition, replies, criterion, issus, eyebrows, thing, notion, theodicy, doubters, contradiction, hullabaloo, allegation, critique, worries, idea, coy, quiz, red herring, presumption, accusation, suspicions, declarative sentence, puzzle, misgivings, ques, questions, desideratum, contention, point, prohlem, caveat, purpose, theme, issues, lesson, principle, item, choice, pencil, report, multiplechoice, sentence, instruction, rating, examination, randomized, standardized, correct, description, easiest, openended, response, simpler, structured, action
More specific:
check out, cross-question, debrief, dispute, distrust, doubt, examine, feel out, gainsay, inquire, interpellate, matter of fact, matter of law, pump, question of fact, question of law, scruple, sound out, suspect, yes-no question
Appears in the definition of:
., absolutely, absolved, address, alibi, answer, ardently, ask, asker, at loggerheads, audacity, befuddle, by all odds, call, catchy, catechism, certainp, clear, cleared, clearly, clear up, combust, comeback, conclusive, consultation, counter, cross-question, cross examine, cross question, debate, decidedly, defensively, definitely, deliberation, dictum, direct, dodge, dodging, easily, emphatically, enquirer, enthusiastically, equivocal, examine, exculpated, exonerated, facet, figure out, flip, fuddle, herein, how come, inconclusive, incontestable, indaba, indisputability, indisputable, indubitability, inquirer, interpellate, interrogation point, involved, in due course, in spades, issue, leading, leading question, lick, loaded, maieutic method, mathematical, misinterpretation, moot, myrmidon, nonsensical, obiter dictum, offence, on earth, on the spot, open, open-ended, part, petitio, petitio principii, phrasal verb, plebiscite, pointedly, point of order, pose, poser, previous question, primarily, probe, problem, pseudohermaphrodite, public discussion, pump, puzzle out, quantum field theory, quarrel, quaveringly, querier, query, questionable, questioner, question mark, quibble, raise, re-examine, reduce, rejoinder, remain, replication, reply, response, retort, return, rhetorical, rhetorical question, riposte, scheme, seriously, side, socratic method, solve, speculate, sticker, sticky, stipulate, straight, strained, stumper, thorny, toughie, treatment, unchallenged, undisputable, undisputed, undoubted, unimpeachably, unlikely, unmortgaged, unpremeditated, unquestionability, unquestionable, unquestionableness, unquestionably, unquestioned, ventilation, verily, vindicated, vote, wanted notice, wanted poster, wholesomely, why, work, work out, yes-no question
More general:
chew over, contemplate, converse, discourse, inquiring, marriage offer, marriage proposal, meditate, mull, mull over, muse, ponder, proposal, proposal of marriage, questioning, reflect, ruminate, subject, think over, uncertainness, uncertainty
Synonyms:
Also try:doubtfulness, dubiousness, enquiry, head, inquiry, interrogate, interrogation, interrogative, interrogative sentence, interview, motion, oppugn
— Nouns for question: begging, answer, answering, test, asking, time, marks, survey, compends, quiz, compend, more...
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