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Meaning of quodlibet
Wordnet
quodlibet (n)
an issue that is presented for formal disputation
Webster
quodlibet (n.)
A nice point; a subtilty; a debatable point.
A medley improvised by several performers.
quodlibet Sentence Examples
- The professor's quodlibet entertained the students with its whimsical anecdotes.
- The musician's quodlibet seamlessly blended various melodies into a harmonious tapestry.
- The writer's quodlibet of stories explored diverse themes with captivating depth.
- The orator's quodlibet captivated the audience, offering a spontaneous medley of witticisms.
- The teacher's quodlibet of teaching techniques kept lessons engaging and memorable.
- The artist's quodlibet of colors and textures created a vibrant and eclectic masterpiece.
- The comedian's quodlibet of jokes elicited laughter from the entire room.
- The researcher's quodlibet of articles provided a comprehensive overview of the subject.
- The historian's quodlibet of historical events intertwined past and present, shedding new light on societal evolution.
- The philosopher's quodlibet of ideas sparked lively debates and challenged conventional wisdom.
FAQs About the word quodlibet
an issue that is presented for formal disputationA nice point; a subtilty; a debatable point., A medley improvised by several performers.
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The professor's quodlibet entertained the students with its whimsical anecdotes.
The musician's quodlibet seamlessly blended various melodies into a harmonious tapestry.
The writer's quodlibet of stories explored diverse themes with captivating depth.
The orator's quodlibet captivated the audience, offering a spontaneous medley of witticisms.
