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Meanings of misanthropy in English
Usage of misanthropy in English
1
Alas, for them, the refugee crisis forced their misanthropy to the surface.
2
N and I met in town last night for mutual holidaytide misanthropy.
3
One of his maxims lets us into the secret of his misanthropy.
4
Severity, gradually hardening and darkening into misanthropy, characterises the works of Swift.
5
His naïve confidence in life and himself ended in jealous misanthropy and hypochondria.
6
She conveys the misanthropy of Swift without feeling or knowing it.
7
The crude Byronic misanthropy, even though assumed, finds no favor in Shakespeare's eyes.
8
The sentence defined was the sum of daily shame, sorrow, homesickness and misanthropy.
9
The Jewish people dropped its misanthropy and its leaning toward isolation.
10
But the vivacity of youth preserves him from any permanent misanthropy or doubt.
11
Danvers was acutely suspicious, saved from cynicism and misanthropy by his vanity only.
12
Raskolnikoff's misanthropy did not take offense at the dirty state of his den.
13
Of what depths of juvenile wretchedness and precocious misanthropy is that crop suggestive!
14
Is it modesty, or misanthropy, that drives you from your fellow-creatures?'
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He was, in short, the picture of avarice and misanthropy.
16
His central character can adopt a universal belligerence and misanthropy.
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