boutade (Meaning)
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boutade (n.)
An outbreak; a caprice; a whim.
Synonyms & Antonyms of boutade
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boutade Sentence Examples
- Julia's sudden boutade of anger surprised everyone in the room.
- After his unexpected promotion, Peter experienced a boutade of confidence, taking on new challenges with enthusiasm.
- The artist's boutade of creativity resulted in a series of remarkable paintings.
- During the meeting, Mark's boutade of honesty led him to speak openly about his concerns.
- Sarah's boutade of laughter was contagious, lightening the mood of the entire group.
- The politician's boutade of criticism against his opponent sparked controversy in the media.
- Despite his usual reserved demeanor, John had a surprising boutade of adventurousness during the hiking trip.
- The CEO's boutade of generosity was evident when he donated a significant sum to charity.
- Jane's sudden boutade of sadness caught her friends off guard, prompting them to offer support.
- Tom's boutade of impatience led him to make impulsive decisions that he later regretted.
FAQs About the word boutade
An outbreak; a caprice; a whim.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Julia's sudden boutade of anger surprised everyone in the room.
After his unexpected promotion, Peter experienced a boutade of confidence, taking on new challenges with enthusiasm.
The artist's boutade of creativity resulted in a series of remarkable paintings.
During the meeting, Mark's boutade of honesty led him to speak openly about his concerns.
