blague Antonyms
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Meaning of blague
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blague (n.)
Mendacious boasting; falsehood; humbug.
blague Sentence Examples
- As a master of wit, he entertained the crowd with his clever blague at the dinner party.
- She couldn't help but roll her eyes at his predictable blague, which he repeated at every gathering.
- The comedian's blague about the absurdity of modern life had the audience roaring with laughter.
- His attempt at humor fell flat as his blague failed to resonate with the audience.
- The professor infused his lectures with occasional blagues to keep his students engaged.
- Despite his serious demeanor, he had a knack for slipping blagues into his conversations, catching others off guard.
- The blague he shared about his misadventures abroad had everyone in stitches.
- At family gatherings, he was known for his knack for recounting hilarious blagues from his youth.
- She wrote a collection of short stories, each one featuring a witty blague as its centerpiece.
- His blague about the trials of parenting struck a chord with many in the audience, eliciting nods of agreement.
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Mendacious boasting; falsehood; humbug.
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As a master of wit, he entertained the crowd with his clever blague at the dinner party.
She couldn't help but roll her eyes at his predictable blague, which he repeated at every gathering.
The comedian's blague about the absurdity of modern life had the audience roaring with laughter.
His attempt at humor fell flat as his blague failed to resonate with the audience.
