bandying (Meaning)

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bandying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bandy

The politicians were bandying accusations back and forth, resorting to mudslinging.
The students engaged in a lively debate, bandying about ideas and perspectives.
The reporters were bandying about rumors and speculations, not verifying their accuracy.
The scientists exchanged ideas and bandied about hypotheses in search of a breakthrough.
The writers bandied about literary concepts and critiqued each other's work.
The debaters were bandying about statistics and facts, trying to sway the audience.
The friends bandied about jokes and laughter, sharing a lighthearted moment.
The gossip columnists bandied about salacious rumors, fueling the public's curiosity.
The sports analysts bandied about predictions and opinions, trying to forecast the game's outcome.
The lawyers bandied about legal arguments, attempting to persuade the jury of their client's innocence.

of Bandy

derisive, razzing, quipping, ridiculing, jesting, bantering, rallying, quizzical, joshing, mocking

No antonyms found.

The politicians were bandying accusations back and forth, resorting to mudslinging.

The students engaged in a lively debate, bandying about ideas and perspectives.

The reporters were bandying about rumors and speculations, not verifying their accuracy.

The scientists exchanged ideas and bandied about hypotheses in search of a breakthrough.