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Discover LudwigThe phrase "she retorts" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a quick, sharp, or witty reply to a comment or question.
Example: "When he accused her of being late, she retorts, 'I was only five minutes behind schedule!'"
Alternatives: "she replies" or "she responds"
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"Won out?" she retorts.
She retorts, "Don't be abstract".
"We're all spoiled," she retorts.
"You'd have to ask them," she retorts.
"Are Vuitton sending one?" she retorts.
"Elective for them, not you," she retorts.
"In jail more likely," she retorts.
"You're still my son," she retorts.
"But you said less!" she retorts.
"Oh, yeah," she retorts, "you mean nightmares".
"Why should I be afraid?" she retorts.
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