Retorts example sentences

Related (10): replies, comebacks, rebuttals, remarks, responses, counterattacks, ripostes, feedback, replications, retaliations

re·tort

verb

retorts (third person present)

  - say something in answer to a remark or accusation, typically in a sharp, angry, or wittily incisive manner:

  - repay (an insult or injury):

  - turn (an insult or accusation) back on the person who has issued it:

  - use (an opponent's argument) against them:

  - a sharp, angry, or wittily incisive reply to a remark:

re·tort

noun

retorts (plural noun)

  - a container or furnace for carrying out a chemical process on a large or industrial scale:

  - a glass container with a long neck, used in distilling liquids and other chemical operations:

  - heat in a retort in order to separate or purify:

Synonyms

answer, reply, respond, acknowledge, return, counter, rejoin, riposte, retaliate, answer, reply, response, acknowledgment, return, counter, rejoinder, riposte, sally, retaliation, comeback, clapback

"Retorts" Example Sentences

1. The chemist's retorts were essential in the laboratory.
2. He always has quick-witted retorts when arguing.
3. The comedian's retorts had the crowd laughing all night.
4. She was ready with several retorts to any criticism.
5. The lawyer's retorts effectively countered the opposing counsel's arguments.
6. The politician's retorts were often fiery and controversial.
7. The professor always had clever retorts to students' questions.
8. His retorts were so sarcastic they often hurt people's feelings.
9. The debate was filled with heated retorts from both sides.
10. Her retorts were so sassy, she earned the nickname "Queen of Quips."
11. The journalist's retorts were often published as witty quotes.
12. He regretted his retorts to his spouse when they argued.
13. The CEO's retorts were always calculated and strategic.
14. The athlete's retorts were confident and dismissive of detractors.
15. Her retorts were so clever, they often ended arguments.
16. The scientist's retorts were based on facts and evidence.
17. His retorts were so snarky, even his friends sometimes couldn't tell if he was joking.
18. The teacher's retorts were always professional and appropriate.
19. Her retorts were unexpected and caught her opponents off guard.
20. The author's retorts were woven into their writing with skill.
21. The comedian's retorts sometimes crossed the line into offensive territory.
22. His retorts were repetitive and showed a lack of originality.
23. The actress' retorts were often featured in movie trailers to promote the film.
24. Her retorts to online trolls were savage and hilarious.
25. The politician's retorts were often demeaning and disrespectful to opponents.
26. His retorts were always measured and well-reasoned.
27. The lawyer's retorts were effective in swaying the jury's opinion.
28. Her retorts were so well-timed, they became internet memes.
29. The coach's retorts to players were tough, but always focused on improvement.
30. His retorts to criticism were defensive and lacked accountability.

Common Phases

"Whatever you say"; "That's not what I meant"; "I was just joking"; "You're taking things too seriously"; "I didn't think you'd be so offended"; "You're being too sensitive"; "Can't you take a joke?"; "I was just being honest"; "Don't get mad at me"; "I didn't mean to upset you."

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