**Retort** [rɪˈtɔː(r)] — **to say something in answer to a remark, accusation, or suggestion, often in a sharp or angry way.**
1. When she suggested that my idea was unrealistic, I simply **retorted** that it was the only way to make it work.
2. He **retorted** angrily at her accusations, saying that they were completely unfounded.
3. She **retorted** to his criticism by pointing out his own mistakes.
4. The politician **retorted** at the journalist's question about his past, saying it was none of his business.
5. The teacher **retorted** at the student's sarcasm, telling him to be more respectful.
6. She **retorted** with a witty comeback when he tried to insult her.
7. He **retorted** quickly to the salesperson's suggestion, saying he had already made up his mind.
8. The lawyer **retorted** to the opposing lawyer's argument, pointing out its weaknesses.
9. She **retorted** at his teasing, saying she didn't appreciate it.
10. He **retorted** with a smile, saying he was just joking.