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in question

Meanings
  • Noun or Adjective

    A word or phrase used to refer to something that is being considered or discussed.

    - "The topic of discussion at the meeting was 'in question'."
    - "There were several issues 'in question' during the debate."
Rhymes
Words rhyming with in question
question , relation , station , nation
Homophones
Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

  1. in (English) : A prefix denoting position or direction (inside, in front, in between).

  2. in (English) : A preposition denoting a location or position (in the room, in the city).

Variants
List of all variants of in question that leads to same result
in question , call , call a spade a spade , call for , call forth , call her bluff , call his bluff , call in question , call into question , call it a day , call it quits , call its bluff , call my bluff , call names , call on , call one's bluff , call our bluff , call our bluffs , call the shots , call the tune , call their bluff , call their bluffs , call time , call to account , call upon , call your bluff , call your bluffs , called , called a spade a spade , called for , called forth , called her bluff , called his bluff , called in question , called into question , called it a day , called it quits , called its bluff , called my bluff , called names , called on , called our bluff , called our bluffs , called the shots , called the tune , called their bluff , called their bluffs , called to account , called upon , called your bluff , called your bluffs , calling , calling a spade a spade , calling for , calling forth , calling her bluff , calling his bluff , calling in question , calling into question , calling it a day , calling it quits , calling its bluff , calling my bluff , calling names , calling on , calling our bluff , calling our bluffs , calling the shots , calling the tune , calling their bluff , calling their bluffs , calling to account , calling upon , calling your bluff , calling your bluffs , calls , calls a spade a spade , calls for , calls forth , calls her bluff , calls his bluff , calls in question , calls into question , calls it a day , calls it quits , calls its bluff , calls my bluff , calls names , calls on , calls our bluff , calls our bluffs , calls the shots , calls the tune , calls their bluff , calls their bluffs , calls to account , calls upon , calls your bluff , calls your bluffs
Forms
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In what state or condition is something 'in question'?, What is the plural form of 'in question'?, What is the comparative form of the adjective 'in question'?

Etymology
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The word 'in question' originated from the Old French term 'en question', which means 'under debate' or 'under consideration'.

Trivia
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  1. The term 'in question' was first used in English in the 15th century.

  2. The longest word in the English language that can be spelled using only the letters in the word 'inquestion' is 'unquestionable'.

Related Concepts
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  1. debate: A formal discussion on a particular topic or issue, often involving opposing viewpoints.

  2. controversy: A state of dispute or disagreement, often involving strong opinions and passionate arguments.

Culture
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The term 'in question' has been used extensively in literature and art to represent uncertainty, debate, and discussion. In music, it is often used in song titles or lyrics to convey a sense of mystery or curiosity.

How to Memorize "in question"

  1. visualize

    - Imagine a group of people sitting around a table, discussing a topic. One person points to an item on the table and says, 'That is the topic 'in question'.'
    - Visualize a debate between two opposing sides, with each side presenting their arguments and evidence 'in question'.

  2. associate

    - Associate the word 'question' with the idea of uncertainty or doubt.
    - Think of a detective investigating a case, trying to uncover the truth 'in question'.

  3. mnemonics

    - Use the acronym IQ to remember the meaning of 'in question'.
    - Create a mental image of a question mark to represent the idea of a query or investigation.

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