1. A question put to the government during a debate in parliament; interruption; a summons; an earnest address.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• unterpellation,
• jnterpellation,
• knterpellation,
• onterpellation,
• 9nterpellation,
• 8nterpellation,
• ibterpellation,
• ointerpellation,
• iterpellation,
• inerpellation,
• interpelation,
• interpelllation,
• inturpellation,
• interpollation,
• Interbestation,
• intervollution,
• interollation,
• interstellation,
• interpellasion,
• interpellashon

• intermediation,
• intercellular,
• intergalactic,
• interpreting,
• interrelate,
• interposition,
• interlanguage,
• international law,
• innate reflex,
• interrelationship,
• interstellar,
• internationale,
• interrelatedness,
• interpenetration,
• interrogation,
• internalization,
• interpellate,
• interactional,
• interpolation,
• intersection,
• interception,
• interoception,
• interlacing,
• internationality,
• internationalise,
• internalisation,
• internationalism,
• interaction,
• interpretation,
• internationalize,
• interrelated,
• interpersonal,
• interpolate,
• interrelation,
• interpretive,
• intercalation,
• interrogative,
• internationalist,
• interjection,
• international,
• interruption,
• internationally,
• interpenetrate,
• intervention,
• interpretative,
• interdiction,
• interspersion.

The adjective form of the word "interpellation" is "interpellative".

The plural of the "interpellation" can be the "interpellations".

The singular of the "interpellation" can be the "interpellation".