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Misanthropic

Definition

(formal, literary) Having or showing a strong dislike and distrust of people, often due to a pessimistic view of human nature; characterized by a general dislike of humanity. Typically collocates with 'views', 'attitudes', 'tendencies', 'sentiments'.

Example Sentences

1The misanthropic views expressed in his novel reflected his disillusionment with modern society.
2Is it possible to be a misanthropic philanthropist, or does the act of giving necessarily imply a degree of faith in humanity?
3Her misanthropic tendencies were evident in her reluctance to engage with strangers or form close relationships.
4The artist's misanthropic sentiments were often expressed through his dark and satirical depictions of urban life.
5There is a long tradition of misanthropic literature, from Swift's Gulliver's Travels to the works of modern cynics like Houellebecq.

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