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A suggestive question is a question phrased to suggest that a certain answer must be given in response. They are used to seek agreement when agreement is assumed. In other cases, they can be used as a device of influence or political debate to force an opponent to confirm or deny a position.
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Type | | Definition | A question that suggests that a certain answer is obvious, correct or accepted. | Examples | Don't you think that was wrong?You understand, right?You did vote for that bill, or am I wrong?You bought that in London? | Related Concepts | |
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