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Filter by Meaning The activist replied with a passionate argument that countered the government's policy.
The landlord replied, "Yes, I will fix the plumbing issue" to the tenant's complaint.
"Well, that's just perfect," he replied, dripping with sarcasm.
"Oh, that's such a great idea," he replied with a fake smile.
He replied in a way that avoided the question.
The doctor replied that the patient needed to rest when the family asked about the patient's recovery.
She replied to the interviewer's question immediately.
"Wow, you're really observant," she replied with a roll of her eyes.
He replied that he was on his way when his friend asked if he was coming to the party.
The board member replied, "I agree with that proposal" to the chairman's suggestion.
The child replied to their parent's request immediately.
The politician replied to the reporter with a long-winded answer that didn't address the question.
The manager replied, "Absolutely, we will provide excellent customer service" to the client's expectation.
The parent replied, "Yes, you can go out and play" to the child's request.
She replied with a long, rambling answer that didn't really address the question.
She replied evasively, hoping to avoid the question.
He replied with a cryptic response, leaving everyone puzzled.
She replied quickly when her mother asked her to help with the household chores.
The actor replied to the interviewer's question.
The scientist replied with a convoluted explanation that only made the concept harder to understand.
The friend replied to the text message with an unnecessary apology.
He replied with a nod, which was enough to convey his agreement.
The poet replied with a metaphorical answer that was difficult to interpret.
"Well, I'm glad you finally decided to grace us with your presence," he replied.
The defendant replied with a vague statement that didn't really answer the prosecutor's question.
The athlete replied to the coach's instructions without hesitation.
"Oh wow, you're really showing me who's boss," she replied, with a hint of irony.
The actor replied to the interviewer with a rehearsed response that didn't fit the question.
The boss replied to the employee's email right away.
The scientist replied with the results of the experiment when asked by his colleagues.
The coach replied, "Great job!" to the player's performance.
The customer replied to the survey about the service.
She replied to my text with a message that didn't add any value.
The doctor replied immediately when the patient complained of pain.
"Wow, you really are a genius," he replied with a hint of irony.
The musician replied to the fan's message on social media.
She replied to the teacher's question, restating what was just said.
The politician replied to the reporter's question with a prepared statement.
"Gee, I never would have thought of that," she replied, with an ironic tone.
She replied with a smile, even though no one had said anything funny.
The computer technician replied with a technical jargon that I couldn't follow.
He replied to the interviewer's question during the job interview.
He replied to the editor's feedback on his manuscript.
The diplomat replied to the foreign ambassador's message.
The employee replied, "I can complete the task within the deadline" to the manager's request.
He replied with a series of non-specific statements, trying to avoid making a definitive statement.
The consultant replied, "Yes, I can work on that project" to the client's proposal.
"Yes, because I definitely needed your permission to do that," he replied, sarcastically.
"Thanks for pointing out the obvious," she replied with a smirk.
"Well, I guess I'll just cancel my plans for the weekend then," she replied sarcastically.
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