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Meanings of cynicism in English
Usage of cynicism in English
1
The market in short is complacent, with a good bit of cynicism.
2
Anyone who follows politics long enough develops a certain immunity towards cynicism.
3
If you've come looking for cynicism then you're in the wrong place.
4
Yet for scale and cynicism the Russian system, for now, stands alone.
5
Reality appears in a slightly milder light through the filter of cynicism.
6
Western officials shared the mixture of hope and cynicism voiced by Afghans.
7
There is a sort of cynicism in the openness of the siege.
8
For all the cynicism of the age, poets retain their special place.
9
The incompetence and cynicism of generals and politicians certainly had horrific results.
10
None of the cynicism and hardness of Thackeray appear in her pages.
11
The cynicism of the younger man drew a responsive smile in reply.
12
Narratives need to be clear and powerful to cut through the cynicism.
13
The development of living ideals is not in an atmosphere of cynicism.
14
He's entirely free of cynicism, like he's avoided being tainted by disappointment.
15
The best summer songs just have that lack of cynicism to them.
16
You wear the rags of cynicism over the pure gold of nature.
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Translations for cynicism
Catalan
Cynicism through the time
Cynicism across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common