Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
frame-a-question
verb phrase
/freɪm ə ˈkwɛs.tʃən/

Definition
To formulate a question in a specific way that guides the response.

Examples
- When teaching, it’s important to frame a question that encourages critical thinking.
- She framed her question to make it easier for the panel to understand her perspective.
- In interviews, how you frame a question can significantly affect the quality of the answers you receive.

Meaning
Framing a question involves selecting words and structure to influence how the question is understood and answered.

Synonyms
- formulate a question
- construct a question
- pose a question