Pronunciation: /ˈreɪləri/
noun good-humored teasing or banter
A1 She didn't understand his raillery and thought he was being mean.
A2 The friendly raillery between the two coworkers made the work environment more enjoyable.
B1 The group of friends engaged in playful raillery as they sat around the campfire.
B2 His quick wit and sharp raillery always kept his audience entertained during his speeches.
C1 The comedian's raillery was clever and biting, leaving the audience in stitches.
C2 The politician's raillery towards his opponents was seen as both humorous and cutting by the public.
formal The witty raillery exchanged between the two scholars added a touch of humor to the academic conference.
informal I always enjoy the playful raillery between my friends during game nights.
slang The group of friends engaged in some good-natured raillery as they teased each other about their favorite sports teams.
figurative The political debate was filled with sharp raillery as the candidates sparred with clever remarks and jabs.
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