repartee|repartees in English

noun

[rep·ar·tee || ‚repɑr'teɪ /‚repɑː'tɪː]

witty response, clever reply; quick and witty conversatio

Use "repartee|repartees" in a sentence

1. She is good at repartee.

2. She was good at repartee.

3. He is proficient at repartee.

4. She engaged him in witty repartee.

5. James Boswell admired Samuel Johnson's power of repartee.

6. I enjoy listening to their witty repartee.

7. Repartee is what you wish you'd say.

8. He was acclaimed for his Acerbic wit and repartee

9. Still with the witty repartee, that's terrific.

10. This diplomat possessed an excellent gift for repartee.

11. Oscar Wilde's plays are full of witty repartee.

12. He was acclaimed for his acerbic wit and repartee.

13. Synonyms for Badinages include banter, railleries, repartees, jokings, persiflages, wordplays, banterings, chaff, jestings and backchats

14. Once my status is ascertained, the conversation quickly reverts to repartee.

15. Thank you for today's repartee . I have enjoyed it.

16. The repartee flew back and forth across the dinner table.

17. He is very sharp, a quick thinker and swift with repartee.

18. And so in pleasant jest and repartee a short time was passed.

19. Synonyms for Bants include banter, repartee, jesting, joking, raillery, badinage, joshing, kidding, persiflage and ribbing

20. She didn't want him to have a hurt heart that he hid with bitter repartee.

21. Jim and I laughed; it was one of their standard bits of repartee.

22. You will get credit for the quick-thinking repartee of your one success.

23. Banter refers to a form of jesting or to the act of exchanging joking repartee

24. If the post - match repartee sparkled, it was more than could be said for the game itself.

25. But you always get a smile and some witty repartee from him that provides an uplift.