bonmot (Meaning)

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bonmot (n.)

A witty repartee; a jest.

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During the dinner party, Jonathan entertained us all with his witty bonmot about the complexities of modern life.
Sarah's bonmot about the absurdities of bureaucracy had everyone in stitches.
As the conversation veered towards politics, John interjected with a clever bonmot that lightened the mood.
The playwright's script was filled with bonmots that added depth and humor to the dialogue.
Even in serious discussions, Maria managed to insert a bonmot that kept the atmosphere lively.
Alex's ability to deliver a perfectly timed bonmot always made him the life of the party.
In his speech, the comedian sprinkled bonmots that resonated with the audience's experiences.
As the evening wore on, the guests exchanged bonmots that showcased their quick wit.
Despite the tense situation, Rachel managed to diffuse the tension with a well-placed bonmot.
At the literary gathering, participants eagerly awaited the renowned author's latest bonmot, knowing it would be both insightful and humorous.

A witty repartee; a jest.

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During the dinner party, Jonathan entertained us all with his witty bonmot about the complexities of modern life.

Sarah's bonmot about the absurdities of bureaucracy had everyone in stitches.

As the conversation veered towards politics, John interjected with a clever bonmot that lightened the mood.

The playwright's script was filled with bonmots that added depth and humor to the dialogue.