retortive (Meaning)
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retortive (a.)
Containing retort.
Synonyms & Antonyms of retortive
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retortive Sentence Examples
- The lawyer presented a retortive defense, dismantling the prosecutor's case point by point.
- The team's retortive strategy on the field resulted in a decisive victory over their rivals.
- Despite being criticized, the politician remained retortive, refusing to back down from his stance.
- The scientist responded with a retortive thesis, challenging the prevailing theory with compelling evidence.
- The journalist's retortive article exposed the flaws in the government's policy, leading to public outcry.
- The businessman employed retortive tactics in negotiations, thereby securing a favorable deal.
- The student offered a retortive essay, arguing against the conventional interpretation of a historical event.
- The athlete's retortive performance in the final match earned him the championship title.
- The artist's retortive painting showcased a unique perspective on a social issue, sparking debate.
- The retortive nature of the feedback loop ensured that the system maintained a stable equilibrium.
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Containing retort.
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The lawyer presented a retortive defense, dismantling the prosecutor's case point by point.
The team's retortive strategy on the field resulted in a decisive victory over their rivals.
Despite being criticized, the politician remained retortive, refusing to back down from his stance.
The scientist responded with a retortive thesis, challenging the prevailing theory with compelling evidence.
