Comeback and Plea

Comeback

Comeback noun - Something spoken or written in reaction especially to a question.

Usage example: regardless of the question posed by the prosecutor, the witness had a plausible comeback

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Plea and comeback are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Plea" instead a noun "Comeback".

Plea noun - An earnest request.

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Comeback and plea are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Comeback" instead a noun "Plea".

Nearby Word: pleading

proper	proper comeback	proper plea
small	small comeback	small plea
actual	actual comeback	actual plea
successful	successful comeback	successful plea
Other adjectives: quiet, final, temporary, mainstream, last-minute.

Ignored Aesop: Donnie had a meta-filled passionate plea on how awful Accentuate the Negative is and how people shouldn't obsess over something miserable from the past, but with a certain comeback you'd think that rant never happened.

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