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talk back

verb as in back-talk

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verb as in retort

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Example Sentences

Then, she brings the talk back to Burger Chef, and the surveying she did in Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.

As I'm walking, my father is in my ear on a mike so we can talk back and forth.

You know, like the way things happen when you talk to people in real life and they talk back to you.

"Please don't get our talk back where it was before," pleaded Helen, as they stepped out on the porch and Lowell said good-bye.

There was a good deal of talk back and forth, and, in the end, most of those there present remained loyal to Blaine.

Never was a man so grateful as Mr. Bixby was: because he was brim full, and here were subjects who would talk back.

"Ye'll be tired afore ye git home," he persisted, encouraged by finding that she would talk back at him.

You could utter a word and it would talk back at you for fifteen minutes, when the day was otherwise quiet.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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