Synonym: enquiry, interrogation, query, question, research. Similar words: inquire about, inquisitive, in question, in quantity, require, required, requirement, banquet. Meaning: ['ɪnkwərɪ /ɪn'kwaɪərɪ] 
n. 1. a search for knowledge 2. an instance of questioning 3. a systematic investigation of a matter of public interest.
n. 1. a search for knowledge 2. an instance of questioning 3. a systematic investigation of a matter of public interest. 
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(241) And Graham Gooch's first lieutenant Stewart, the Surrey skipper, will be a key witness at a committee of inquiry.
(242) The issues surrounding the project were explored at a public inquiry in Plymouth last autumn.
(243) They had been spoon-fed for so long that they had lost the habit of independent inquiry.
(244) All of them at least as concerned to limit the damage as to assist the inquiry.
(245) The gestation period from first inquiry to first completed shipment is rarely less than a couple of years.
(246) He then launched an inquiry into why she was granted Legal Aid.
(247) The parents of Allitt's victims have already failed in a court bid to force a public inquiry.
(248) The need for those new lines to discharge that obligation will be considered by the inquiry.
(249) Yet they were not consulted before the project started and there has been no public inquiry of any kind.
(250) After an inquiry[sentencedict.com/inquiry.html], the Minister granted planning permission and listed building consent for the demolition of the building.
(251) Without delving into the legal niceties too deeply, the procedure of a public inquiry generally takes the following form.
(252) Last year the police inquiry into Suzy's disappearance was briefly reopened when they searched a disused Army camp near Worcester.
(253) He was later released after being eliminated from the inquiry.
(254) A full inquiry has been launched to find out how Newall, 27, was able to take a drugs overdose.
(255) Over the period of the Hinkley C Inquiry, those claims finally fell apart.
(256) The answer, in brief, is the method of empirical inquiry, at its best the method of science.
(257) Many hospitals did not keep accurate records and some did not provide figures, the inquiry found.
More similar words: inquire about, inquisitive, in question, in quantity, require, required, requirement, banquet, quite, equip, liquid, equity, quietly, quite a few, equipment, colloquial, equivalent, ubiquitous, acquisition, acquiescence.