BITING WIT

Definition: A form of humor that is sharp, sarcastic, and cutting, often used to criticize or mock someone.

Synonyms: Sharp Humor, Cutting Sarcasm, Acidic Banter, Wicked Repartee, Savage Wit

Usage Examples in Sentences

Despite her biting wit, she always managed to make people laugh.

The author's writing was filled with biting wit, making the book a delightful read.

The professor, known for his biting wit, made even the dullest lectures entertaining.

She responded to the criticism with a display of biting wit that silenced her detractors.

The political cartoonist used biting wit to lampoon the controversial policy decisions.

Despite her biting wit, she managed to convey her point without causing offense.

The talk show host is famous for his biting wit, making interviews lively and unpredictable.

The chef's review was laced with biting wit, critiquing the restaurant's culinary shortcomings.

She delivered her critique with biting wit, leaving no room for argument.

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Despite his biting wit, he was surprisingly sensitive to criticism himself.

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Unforgettable due to their biting wit, their stand-up comedy routines are a hit with audiences.

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Biting wit makes him a formidable opponent in debates.

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In her speech, she employed biting wit to highlight the flaws in the education system.

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With his biting wit, he effortlessly dismantled their arguments.

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During the interview, she displayed her biting wit, impressing the panel.

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Politicians often use biting wit to attack their opponents.