What is another word for more cross examined?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː kɹˈɒs ɛɡzˈamɪnd] (IPA) 
"More cross examined" refers to a situation where someone is grilled with questions to elicit information or reveal inconsistencies in their statements. Some synonyms for this phrase include interrogated, grilled, questioned, pressed, probed, and scrutinized. These words convey a sense of intensity and thoroughness in the questioning process. Other alternatives to "more cross examined" are drilled, cross-checked, investigated, analyzed, and looked into. Whatever the term used, the purpose is to extract maximum information from the person and to determine the truth behind their statements. In legal proceedings, the term cross examined is frequently used, but in other contexts, any of these synonyms can adequately convey the meaning.
