Pronunciation: /rɪˈdʒɔɪndər/
noun a reply, especially a sharp or witty one
A1 She smiled in response to his rejoinder.
A2 The teacher's rejoinder to the student's question was concise and clear.
B1 His rejoinder to the criticism was well thought out and persuasive.
B2 The lawyer's rejoinder in court effectively countered the opposing argument.
C1 The politician's rejoinder to the journalist's question was eloquent and strategic.
C2 The professor's rejoinder to the student's challenging question showcased his depth of knowledge on the subject.
formal The lawyer prepared a strong rejoinder to the opposing counsel's argument.
informal She quickly fired back a rejoinder to his comment.
slang Her comeback was a solid rejoinder to his teasing.
figurative His success in the competition was a powerful rejoinder to his critics.
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