Interrogator

usgb/ɪnˈterəɡeɪtər/
noun

A person who asks questions, often in an aggressive way.

The police interrogator demanded answers.
Visual representation of "interrogator" - A person who asks questions, often in an aggressive way.

Often appears as...

  • police interrogator
  • military interrogator
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Aggressive Tone

Indicates a forceful way of questioning, which may make someone uncomfortable.

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The interview felt more like an interrogation with the hiring manager as the interrogator.
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Authority Figure

An interrogator often holds a position of power, such as a police officer or supervisor.

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The suspect sat nervously as the police interrogator walked into the room.
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Seeking Truth

The goal is usually to uncover facts or confirm suspicions by asking pointed questions.

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The skilled interrogator was able to get to the bottom of the issue.
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