1. questioned formally and systematically, especially by police or other authorities
Usage: past tense and past participle of interrogate

Examples

• The suspect was interrogated for three hours at the police station.
• Witnesses were interrogated about what they saw that night.
• The prisoner of war was interrogated by enemy officers.
• She felt like she was being interrogated by her parents about her whereabouts.
• The detective interrogated each person who had access to the building.
• He was interrogated under oath during the trial.
• The journalist interrogated the politician about the scandal.