riposte, repost

riposte - /rɪˈpoʊst/

repost - /riːˈpoʊst/

• Her sharp riposte to the criticism went viral, prompting her followers to repost it widely.
• When the politician faced tough questions, his riposte was so clever that journalists began to repost the exchange online.
• The comedian’s riposte to the heckler was so quick and witty that fans couldn’t resist a repost on their social media feeds.
• After crafting a perfect riposte to a rude comment, she decided to repost the thread for others to see.
• The writer’s clever riposte in the interview gained traction when a fan decided to repost the video clip.
• His riposte to the troll was so on-point that it instantly became a popular repost on discussion forums.
• The influencer’s sarcastic riposte to a follower’s comment was followed by a humorous repost of the conversation on her story.
• The journalist’s riposte to the accusation was quoted in numerous articles, with many choosing to repost the highlight.
• During the debate, her riposte silenced her opponent, and supporters were quick to repost the moment.
• The riposte in the meme was so relatable that it garnered millions of likes and reposts across platforms.

Pronunciation Note:

    • Riposte: /rɪˈpoʊst/ — A quick, sharp reply, often clever or witty.

    • Repost: /riːˈpoʊst/ — To post something again, often on digital platforms.

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