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Misanthrope

Definition

(literary/formal) A person who dislikes and distrusts people in general, often due to a perceived flaw in human nature. Typically used to describe someone with a pessimistic view of humanity, frequently in a literary or philosophical context.

Example Sentences

1The protagonist of the novel was a misanthrope who struggled to form meaningful connections with others.
2Is it possible for a misanthrope to be a successful politician, or does the job inherently require a certain level of optimism about human nature?
3The philosopher's misanthropic views on human morality were widely debated among his contemporaries.
4Avoid being a misanthrope in your personal relationships; a little trust and empathy can go a long way.
5There is a long tradition of misanthropic literature, from Shakespeare's Timon of Athens to modern dystopian fiction.

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