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hypocritical

/hip-uh-krit-i-kuhl/US // ˌhɪp əˈkrɪt ɪ kəl //

伪善的,虚伪的,假正经,伪善

Related Words

duplicitous两面派,两面三刀,奸诈的,奸诈self-righteous自以为是,自以为是的,自义,自义的sanctimonious道貌岸然,神圣的,道貌岸然的人,神圣主义的unnatural不自然的,非自然的,非自然,不自然insincere不真诚的,无诚意,无诚意的,不真诚deceptive欺骗性的,欺骗性,骗人的,误导性的false假的,虚假,错误,错误的affected受影响的,受影响,受到影响,受到影响的artificial人工,人造,人为,人为的assuming假设,假定,设想,假设是bland平淡无奇,乏味,平淡无奇的,寡淡canting凹凸不平,凹陷,凹凸有致,凹陷的captious迷人的,掳掠,任性,束手就擒double双,双倍,双重,双份double-dealing两面派,两面三刀,双轨制,两面派手法faithless无信仰,无信仰的,无义,无信fishy腥,腥臭,腥臭的,腥味fraudulent欺诈性的,欺诈性,欺诈,诈骗glib口若悬河,巧言令色,侃侃而谈,口无遮拦hollow中空,空心的,空心,空洞的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : of the nature of hypocrisy, or pretense of having virtues, beliefs, principles, etc., that one does not actually possess: The parent who has a “do what I say and not what I do” attitude can appear hypocritical to a child.
    • : possessing the characteristics of hypocrisy: Isn't a politician hypocritical for talking about human dignity while voting against reasonable social programs?

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.deceitful, pretending
Synonyms
deceptive欺骗性的,欺骗性,骗人的,误导性的duplicitous两面派,两面三刀,奸诈的,奸诈false假的,虚假,错误,错误的insincere不真诚的,无诚意,无诚意的,不真诚sanctimonious道貌岸然,神圣的,道貌岸然的人,神圣主义的self-righteous自以为是,自以为是的,自义,自义的unnatural不自然的,非自然的,非自然,不自然affected受影响的,受影响,受到影响,受到影响的artificial人工,人造,人为,人为的assuming假设,假定,设想,假设是bland平淡无奇,乏味,平淡无奇的,寡淡canting凹凸不平,凹陷,凹凸有致,凹陷的captious迷人的,掳掠,任性,束手就擒caviling凹凸不平,穴居,龋齿,空洞deluding妄想,欺骗性的,欺骗性,欺瞒dissembling无稽之谈,无聊,无用的东西,无用的double双,双倍,双重,双份double-dealing两面派,两面三刀,双轨制,两面派手法faithless无信仰,无信仰的,无义,无信feigning佯装,假装,伪装,佯作fishy腥,腥臭,腥臭的,腥味fraudulent欺诈性的,欺诈性,欺诈,诈骗glib口若悬河,巧言令色,侃侃而谈,口无遮拦hollow中空,空心的,空心,空洞的jivey叽叽喳喳,叽哩咕噜,叽叽歪歪,叽里呱啦left-handed左撇子,左手,左旋,左利lying撒谎,谎言,谎话连篇,谎话moralistic道德主义的,道义上的,道德主义,道德性的oily油性,油性的,油腻的,油腻pharisaical犹太教,犹太教的,犹太教派,犹太教的人phony虚假的,虚假,虚假性,虚伪pietistic虔诚主义的,虔诚的,虔诚主义者,虔诚主义pious虔诚的,虔诚,虔诚的人,虔诚的教徒smooth顺利,顺畅,畅通,平滑smooth-spoken口齿伶俐,平易近人,口齿伶俐的人,口齿伶俐的smooth-tongued油嘴滑舌,口齿伶俐,油嘴滑舌的,口齿伶俐的snide冷笑话,讽刺,讽刺地说,讥讽specious似是而非,似是而非的,骗人的,诡辩spurious虚假的,虚假,虚伪的,虚构的two-faced两面派,双面人,双面的,双面unctuous油腻,假惺惺的,假惺惺,腻味unreliable不可靠的,不可靠,不可信的,不靠谱

Examples

  • Just as it was hypocritical for Newsom to attend that dinner party, it’s hypocritical to claim that people know to social distance and to insist you follow the science while hosting indoor holiday parties.

  • “It seems hypocritical to throw him into the fire when we’ve been putting up with so much worse,” Brandon Barber, 32, an unaffiliated voter who works in finance and served as an Army medic in Iraq, said of Cunningham.

  • It’s hypocritical if he expects the population to be able to do that, because the task force he constituted is recommending it, yet he’s not doing it.

  • Being hypocritical and miserly are what Falwell is being roasted for.

  • If they don’t, DTC startups risk coming across as hypocritical if they try to market themselves as championing diversity, inclusion and transparency, but customers learn their retail employees had a different experience.

  • “They are hypocritical on this very issue,” Shearer said about Obama, Attorney General Eric Holder and other public officials.

  • Similarly, the shocking demand among some Republicans for greater action—for ground troops, even—is equally hypocritical.

  • The double standard of sexualization is hypocritical at best and ineffectively vindictive at worse.

  • Meanwhile, the hypocritical pageants that rejected her continue to see their cultural relevance—and TV ratings—decline.

  • On spending and economic issues, he was atrocious and hypocritical in all the ways that a Republican can be.

  • God rejects the hypocritical fasts of the Jews: recommends works of mercy, and sincere godliness.

  • Pope-holy; properly an adjective, meaning 'holy as a pope,' hence, hypocritical.

  • He even joined with some show of interest (of course hypocritical) in the conversation.

  • Calvin gave birth, by the sternness of his doctrines and his executions, to that form of hypocritical sentiment called "cant."

  • The hypocritical ceremony continued some time, when the warriors began talking among themselves.

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