What does indagatory mean?
Indagatory means indagative.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
indagative.
As Boyle described them, "experiments of discovery, or as for brevity sake I sometimes call them, indagatory, detecting, or exploratory ways of trial," may often use methods "very near of kind and sometimes perhaps coincident" to probatory experiments […]
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Indagatory means indagative.
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As Boyle described them, "experiments of discovery, or as for brevity sake I sometimes call them, indagatory, detecting, or exploratory ways of trial," may often use methods "very near of kind and sometimes perhaps coincident" to probatory experiments […]
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