Pronunciation: /ˈwɪtɪˌsɪzəm/
noun a clever or witty remark or comment
A1 She didn't understand his witticism and just smiled politely.
A2 The comedian's witticism made everyone in the audience laugh.
B1 His witticism was clever, but some people found it offensive.
B2 The politician's witticism during the debate showed his quick wit.
C1 The writer was known for his sharp witticisms in his satirical novels.
C2 The professor's witticism at the conference was met with admiration and applause.
formal The speaker concluded his presentation with a clever witticism that left the audience chuckling.
informal My grandpa always has a funny witticism ready to share during family gatherings.
slang I love watching stand-up comedians who have a knack for delivering hilarious witticisms.
figurative Her witticism cut through the tension in the room like a sharp knife, bringing laughter and relief to everyone.
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