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Meanings of misanthrope in anglès
Usage of misanthrope in anglès
1
Callimachus wrote the following couplet as an epitaph on the celebrated misanthrope:
2
A misanthrope who's given up on the world and everything in it?
3
He cultivated few people, in fact, was considered somewhat of a misanthrope.
4
All Hans knows about him is that he's a misanthrope and bull-headed.
5
Such examples of selfish meanness often repeated will render me a misanthrope.
6
He seems to have become a misanthrope, and a fatalist like myself.
7
So, too, has the misanthrope, groaning at any severity shown towards him.
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But how is it that you alone, Antisthenes, you misanthrope, love nobody?
9
He was a misanthrope in the worst sense of the word.
10
Of the latter, I presume; for I know you are not a misanthrope.
11
Even I, a natural misanthrope, have started to find it melancholy.
12
I am not a misanthrope, in spite of my bad stomach.
13
He has drawn a misanthrope or man-hater, in imitation of that of Molière.
14
He did not assume the tone of a moralist or of a misanthrope.
15
Am I the only misanthrope who groans at the sight of these things?
16
Nevertheless, this noble misanthrope longed to benefit his proteges still further.
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