bandying words (Meaning)
bandying words
exchange, to exchange (words) argumentatively, to discuss lightly or banteringly, unite, to discuss or mention in gossip or small talk, to bat (something, such as a tennis ball) to and fro, bowed, a game similar to hockey and believed to be its prototype, to exchange (words) in argument, curved especially outward, to use in a glib or offhand manner, bowed outward at or below the knee, contend, to band together, bowlegged, to toss from side to side or pass about from one to another often in a careless or inappropriate manner
Synonyms & Antonyms of bandying words
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Synonyms:
- contesting
- challenging
- cavilling
- nitpicking
- spatting
- defying
- daring
- fussing
- contending
- protesting
- objecting
- tangling
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bandying words Sentence Examples
- The two politicians bandied words across the stage, each trying to outdo the other in rhetoric.
- The intellectuals engaged in heated debates, bandying words and ideas with fervor.
- The lawyers bandied words in court, arguing their cases with skill and passion.
- The students bandied words in class, eager to share their knowledge and perspectives.
- The writers bandied words in a literary salon, exploring new themes and styles.
- The friends bandied words over dinner, sharing laughter and stories.
- The children bandied words in the playground, creating their own playful world.
- The neighbors bandied words over the fence, discussing local gossip and happenings.
- The historians bandied words in the library, debating the accuracy of historical accounts.
- The scientists bandied words at a conference, exchanging knowledge and research findings on various topics.
FAQs About the word bandying words
exchange, to exchange (words) argumentatively, to discuss lightly or banteringly, unite, to discuss or mention in gossip or small talk, to bat (something, such
arguing,bickering, quarreling, butting heads, locking horns, falling out, quarrelling, fighting, rowing, squabbling
getting along, agreeing, concurring,accepting, coexisting,consenting, assenting
The two politicians bandied words across the stage, each trying to outdo the other in rhetoric.
The intellectuals engaged in heated debates, bandying words and ideas with fervor.
The lawyers bandied words in court, arguing their cases with skill and passion.
The students bandied words in class, eager to share their knowledge and perspectives.
