Similar words: question, in question, questionary, questioning, questionably, question mark, out of question, questionaire. Meaning: ['kwestʃənə(r)] 
n. someone who asks a question.
n. someone who asks a question. 
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1 She fixed her questioner with an icy glare.
2 The questioner was heard out in complete silence.
3 The questioner entrapped him into an admission of guilt.
4 A new police questioner was drafted in.
5 He agreed with the questioner.
6 He did so, and he looked like the questioner in the studio audience rather than the answerer.
7 A questioner in the studio audience asked the Labour MP to defend his party's recent statement.
8 A girl in a school frock rapped the questioner from behind for this gross mistake.
9 Jim Lehrer was the only questioner of the candidates in the debate.
10 The questioner should move to an empty seat as far away as possible.
11 Avoid a questioner, for he is also a tattler.
12 Questioner: Can one really be free of tradition?
13 Questioner: Then what action is there outside this chain?
14 American what, his questioner persisted, Catholic or Protestant?
15 Questioner: Yes, but what do you mean by change?
16 The questioner questioners were not doctors but trained interviewers.
17 He puffed up and glared at the importuning questioner.
18 Questioner: I'm a married man with several children.
19 The questioner is interested in you; he does not mean to be impolite.
20 Questioner: Is conflict necessary then? It may perhaps, after all, be the natural order of things.
21 Questioner: Is that so?
22 Questioner : Is the witness - consciousness permanent or not?
23 Questioner: My actions and my thoughts are,(www.Sentencedict.com) but my existence isn't.
24 It's usually more polite if the questioner introduces himself first.
25 Questioner: All teachers advise to meditate. What is the purpose of meditation?
26 Questioner: Are you saying that our only fault is to be self-critical?
27 Questioner: There are very interesting books written by apparently very competent people, in which the illusoriness of the world is denied (though not its transitoriness).
28 In puncturing the mask of McCarthy's awesome intellect, Hilts acts on our behalf as both questioner and narrator.
29 In Sidaway, Lord Bridge said there was a duty to answer as truthfully and fully as the questioner requires.
30 His question-answering demonstrated an analytical ability, and respect for the questioner and for his audience.
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