ribaldish Antonyms
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Meaning of ribaldish
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ribaldish (a.)
Like a ribald.
ribaldish Sentence Examples
- The jester's ribaldish jokes sent shockwaves through the courtly assembly.
- The drunken sailors sang ribaldish sea shanties, their voices echoing across the tavern.
- The playwright's ribaldish comedy provoked both laughter and outrage among the audience.
- The monk's ribaldish behavior was a source of scandal within the monastery.
- The ribaldish graffiti on the walls of the public baths was a testament to the era's licentiousness.
- The artist's depiction of ribaldish behavior was both humorous and thought-provoking.
- The ribaldish jesting between the courtiers served to lighten the mood at the royal banquet.
- The ribaldish nature of the festival's revelry shocked and amused the visiting dignitary.
- The ribaldish humor of the traveling minstrel entertained the weary travelers.
- The ribaldish songs and dances of the village fair were a celebration of the harvest's bounty.
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Like a ribald.
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The jester's ribaldish jokes sent shockwaves through the courtly assembly.
The drunken sailors sang ribaldish sea shanties, their voices echoing across the tavern.
The playwright's ribaldish comedy provoked both laughter and outrage among the audience.
The monk's ribaldish behavior was a source of scandal within the monastery.
