Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
line-of-inquiry
noun
/laɪn əv ɪnˈkwaɪəri/
Definition
A line-of-inquiry is a specific approach or path taken to investigate a topic, issue, or question.
Examples
- The researchers followed a line-of-inquiry that focused on environmental impacts.
- Her line-of-inquiry prompted further discussion on the subject.
- We need to establish a clear line-of-inquiry for the upcoming project.
Meaning
It refers to the method or strategy used in seeking answers during an investigation or research.
Synonyms
- investigation approach
- research method
- angle of inquiry
