ribaudry Antonyms
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Meaning of ribaudry
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ribaudry (n.)
Ribaldry.
ribaudry Sentence Examples
- The medieval court was rife with ribaudry, with jesters and minstrels entertaining the nobles with bawdy jokes and songs.
- The play was met with outrage due to its excessive ribaudry, which offended the sensibilities of the audience.
- The monk's sermon was interrupted by a burst of ribaudry from a group of rowdy peasants.
- The jester's ribaudry served as a welcome release from the serious and somber atmosphere of the castle.
- The tavern was a hotbed of ribaudry, with patrons engaging in lewd behavior and drinking songs.
- The playwright's use of ribaudry was criticized as being vulgar and inappropriate for the stage.
- The novel contained an undercurrent of ribaudry, often hidden beneath a veneer of respectability.
- The ribaudry of the carnival offended some, but for others it provided a much-needed respite from the constraints of society.
- The king's court became infamous for its ribaudry, with nobles indulging in all manner of scandalous behavior.
- The bawdy humor and ribaudry of the film earned it an R rating, limiting its audience to adults.
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Ribaldry.
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The medieval court was rife with ribaudry, with jesters and minstrels entertaining the nobles with bawdy jokes and songs.
The play was met with outrage due to its excessive ribaudry, which offended the sensibilities of the audience.
The monk's sermon was interrupted by a burst of ribaudry from a group of rowdy peasants.
The jester's ribaudry served as a welcome release from the serious and somber atmosphere of the castle.
