Synonyms for interview
ˈɪn tərˌvyuin·ter·view

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1. interview

   Synonyms:
   colloquy, confabulation, consultation, conference, meeting

   Antonyms:
   isolation, independence, exclusion, avoidance

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1. interviewnoun

   the questioning of a person (or a conversation in which information is elicited); often conducted by journalists

   "my interviews with teenagers revealed a weakening of religious bonds"

   Synonyms:
   audience, consultation

2. consultation, audience, interviewverb

   a conference (usually with someone important)

   "he had a consultation with the judge"; "he requested an audience with the king"

   Synonyms:
   audience, reference, consultation, hearing

3. interview, questionverb

   conduct an interview in television, newspaper, and radio reporting

   Synonyms:
   interrogate, oppugn, wonder, query, call into question, question

4. interviewverb

   discuss formally with (somebody) for the purpose of an evaluation

   "We interviewed the job candidates"

   Synonyms:
   question

5. interviewverb

   go for an interview in the hope of being hired

   "The job candidate interviewed everywhere"

   Synonyms:
   question

Matched Categories

1. • Converse
   • Interrogation

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1. interviewnoun

   Synonyms:
   meeting

2. interviewnoun

   Synonyms:
   conference, parley

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1. List of paraphrases for "interview":

   interviews, interviewing, maintenance, interviewed, interrogation, interviewer, upkeep, interrogate, questioning, entretien

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1. Bob Goodlatte:

   The good news is that late last night, through her attorney, Lisa Page did agree to appear for a private interview on Friday, voluntarily. We are still working out details, so I can’t get into that.

2. Raj Shah:

   The president doesn’t believe any of the claims Ms. Daniels made in the interview last night were accurate, the president has strongly, clearly and consistently denied these claims. The only one who’s been inconsistent is the one making the claims.

3. Nick Pope:

   Scientific advice should be sought when necessary for instance, if a soil sample needs to be checked for radioactivity, but one doesnt need to be a scientist, or even adopt a scientific methodology, to interview a witness, cross-check with information about flight paths and find out, say, that at the time and location of a particular UFO sighting, the Goodyear blimp was in the area.

4. President Obama:

   Russia trying to influence or elections dates back to the Soviet Union, what they did here, hacking some emails and releasing them, is not a particularly fancy brand of espionage or propaganda. We were, frankly, more concerned in the run-up to the election to the possibilities of vote tampering, which we did not see evidence of and were confident that we could guard against. In the same interview, President Obama took the Russian hacking idea even further by alleging that Donald Trump in any way has direct ties to Russia.

5. Rick Perry:

   Donald Trump’s campaign fired a staffer Sunday for what it said were racially offensive Facebook posts. ‘Effective immediately, Sam Nunberg, a low-level political adviser, is no longer associated with the Donald Trump For president campaign,’ Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski said in an interview. The firing, first reported by CNN, followed a report Friday by Business Insider that Nunberg had posted slurs and other offensive content on his private Facebook page in entries dating to 2007.