jibe in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

'JIBE' means to be in harmony or agreement with something, or to make a mocking or sarcastic remark.

The comedian's jokes often jibe with the absurdities of everyday life.
During the debate, the politician made a jibe at his opponent's expense.
Her comments seemed to jibe with the latest research on climate change.
The two friends often jibe at each other's fashion choices, but it's all in good fun.
It was surprising to see how well the two theories jibe, despite their different origins.
His comment about her outfit was meant as a light-hearted jibe, but it stung more than he realized.
The team's playful jibes during practice helped to lighten the mood before the big game.
She took his jibe about her cooking skills in stride, knowing he was just trying to be funny.
During the debate, each candidate exchanged jibes to try and undermine their opponent's confidence.
Despite the jibe, she remained focused on her goals and refused to let it distract her.