1. plural of interrogation; instances of questioning someone closely or formally, especially by police or authorities
Usage: commonly used in legal and law enforcement contexts
2. plural of interrogation; questions asked in order to obtain information
Usage: formal or academic usage

Examples

• The detective conducted several interrogations of the suspects.
• During the interrogations, the witness provided crucial details about the incident.
• The lawyer objected to the harsh interrogations of her client.
• Police interrogations must follow strict legal procedures to protect suspects' rights.
• The interrogations lasted for hours as officers tried to gather evidence.
• Historians studied the interrogations from the trial to understand what happened.