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Meanings of very cynical in English

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Usage of very cynical in English
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It enables people to do very cynical, damaging things. Google is knowledge.
The Guardian
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There is huge cynicism about politics and those are very cynical statements.
The Guardian
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A very cynical attitude and I wish I could change it, Raymond.
The Spinners
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Federated Farmers' national board member Chris Allen said that was a very cynical view.
Radio NZ
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We live in a very cynical age, as you know.
The Irish Times
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In this twentieth century of ours, one is naturally very cynical about such matters.
The Mystery of the Four Fingers
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One of his wards, a Michael Simon Shemp, was a very cynical young man.
Dayworld Breakup
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Many Jews have passed into complete religious indifference-intoabsolute and often very cynical negation.
Historical and Political Essays
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He has a sharp sense of humour, which can be very cynical and dark.
The Guardian
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He happened to catch Glen's eye; Glen offered him a very small, very cynical shrug.
The stand
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Max looked at her, his shrewd eyes very cynical.
The Keeper of the Door
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Quite often I've been very cynical about it.
Radio NZ
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It had lost all hope of any justice in the publishing world, and was very cynical.
Walking-Stick Papers
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Make no mistake - this is a cash grab and a very cynical one at that.
Radio NZ
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She is very cynical, and will by no means side with this appellant or with that.
The Coming of the Friars
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A very cynical look came into Eustace's face.
Greatheart
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