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Meanings of insincere in English
Usage of insincere in English
1
The dog sighed, the insincere and pity-seeking sigh of a spoilt animal.
2
In character she was the typical society woman: always charming, generally insincere.
3
It is not becoming to you, and you are insincere in it.
4
His congratulations on a job well done had been exaggerated and insincere.
5
There he was insincere; but it was a pardonable insincerity, after all.
6
She was in no doubt that he knew her to be insincere.
7
In fact, for him to die elsewhere would be inartistic and insincere.
8
He was shocked at its insincere advide about being nice to everyone.
9
The eyes were intelligent, but restless and insincere, the mouth too small.
10
Irene returned the laugh with one equally insincere, saying to her guest:
11
The French are generally counted insincere, and taxed with want of generosity.
12
Major Sanderson nodded understandingly, with a smile that was agreeable and insincere.
13
In his gloomiest mood he is most insincere, most egotistical, most pretentious.
14
So far as the reciter was concerned, they were absolutely insincere clap-trap.
15
The insincere smile left his face, replaced with a more serious countenance.
16
To love as she did and be insincere was abominable to her.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common