bandy — to exchange (words or blows) in a heated or hostile manner
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to exchange (words or blows) in a heated or hostile manner
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbændi/
Korean meaning: 말이나 주먹을 주고받다, 논쟁하다
Korean pronunciation: **밴**디
Example Sentences
- Politicians love to bandy statistics during election season, but rarely provide context
- The old pirates bandied tales of buried treasure while drinking rum
- Don't bandy words with me - just give me a straight answer
bandy
VERB//ˈbændi//
to exchange (words or blows) in a heated or hostile manner
two people exchanging words and gestures in a heated and hostile manner
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Origin
From 16th century French 'bander', originally a type of tennis game where players hit a ball back and forth. The meaning evolved from exchanging a ball in sports to exchanging words or ideas in conversation.
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“Politicians love to bandy statistics during election season, but rarely provide context”
“The old pirates bandied tales of buried treasure while drinking rum”
“Don't bandy words with me - just give me a straight answer”
“The executives bandied the proposal around for months without making any decision”
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