third degree

The phrase "third degree" refers to a form of intense, relentless, or aggressive questioning or interrogation. It is commonly associated with police interrogations, where it involves the use of harsh tactics to extract information or confessions from a suspect. The term can also be used figuratively to describe any situation where someone is being relentlessly questioned or scrutinized.

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