jibers (Meaning)

jibers

a taunting remark, to utter taunting words, taunt, jeer, to deride or tease with taunting words

No weak antonyms found.

The boat's sails jibed sharply, causing the vessel to lurch to the side.
The captain's words jibed with the weather forecast, predicting high winds and rough seas.
The politician's statements jibed with her previous positions, maintaining consistency in her views.
The investigator's evidence jibed perfectly with the witness's testimony, solidifying the case.
The scientist's hypothesis jibed with the experimental results, providing further support for their theory.
The defendant's alibi jibed with the surveillance footage, casting doubt on the prosecution's case.
The news report jibed with the rumors circulating on social media, confirming the veracity of the information.
The witness's account jibed with the physical evidence, bolstering the argument for the suspect's guilt.
The financial records jibed with the tax returns, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements.
The student's research jibed with the professor's expectations, demonstrating a thorough understanding of the subject matter.

a taunting remark, to utter taunting words, taunt, jeer, to deride or tease with taunting words

denigrators, insulters,deriders, belittlers, detractors, jeerers,scorners, tormentors, taunters, hypercritics

commenders,praisers, solaces, comforters,champions, bodyguards, succorers, soothers,

The boat's sails jibed sharply, causing the vessel to lurch to the side.

The captain's words jibed with the weather forecast, predicting high winds and rough seas.

The politician's statements jibed with her previous positions, maintaining consistency in her views.

The investigator's evidence jibed perfectly with the witness's testimony, solidifying the case.