cynicism - Meaning in Hindi
Meaning of cynicism in Hindi
- कुटिलता
- उदासी मत
- मानवद्वेषवाद
- नकचढ़ापन
cynicism Definition
Noun
- an inclination to believe that people are motivated purely by self-interest; skepticism.
- a school of ancient Greek philosophers, the Cynics.
cynicism Example
- And so the tendency of the adult is to treat with cynicism the dreams of youth. ( और इसलिए वयस्कों की प्रवृत्ति निंदक के साथ युवाओं के सपनों का इलाज करने की है। )
- As a rule life had provoked cynicism in him and here he was fighting for ideals. ( एक नियम के रूप में जीवन ने उनमें निंदक को उकसाया था और यहाँ वे आदर्शों के लिए लड़ रहे थे। )
- All the cheap veneer of cynicism was gone now, and he did not know what to say. ( निंदक का सारा सस्ता लिबास अब चला गया था, और वह नहीं जानता था कि क्या कहे। )
- Cynicism is boring a hole in the heart of this country, ( निंदक इस देश के दिल में छेद कर रहा है, )
More Sentence
- Is there a cynicism in the timing of Louganis'announcement?
- Clearly, breeding cynicism is worse than breeding scorpions in kindergarten.
- Instead, McNamara only breeds more of the cynicism he deplores.
- It has all the elements : death, foolishness, cynicism.
- The cynicism had been building as a product of everyday experience.
- "They've turned Zionism into cynicism !"
- But even that failed to quell complaints and cynicism this week.
- In that context, breathtaking cynicism rewarded by rejection is reassuring.
- Just keep turning those pages : crime, cynicism, contentiousness.
- It's difficult to see cynicism in a sentence .
- That question couches the American public's cynicism about politics.
- Cynicism, pain, and suffering cloud our vision of Jesus.
- There was a lot of cynicism toward politics in that class,
- Hopelessness about the political process and cynicism about politicians are epidemic.
- Charges of cynicism are common against all satirists, Thackeray had to bear with them.
- But my cynicism was now more assumed than real, and I began to wonder at myself.
- And for the rest, he is shut off from Cynicism by the care for sickness, or means of livelihood.
- Radford Leicester's spirit possessed them; the man's cool and confident cynicism attracted them.
- Berkeley Fresno looked on with a cynicism which he was too wise to display before Miss Blake.
- More than anything else there is in these essays the oozing through of the bitter but kindly cynicism of a disillusionised man of the world.
- He had talked to her of late in a manner quite different from the sneering cynicism which he aired when she first met him.
- You talk about my religious views and my ideas on marriage, and what you call my cynicism generally.
- For a little while he was almost tragic; then he settled down into a state of cold cynicism which was not without its effect.
- We need have scant patience with that silly cynicism which insists that kindliness of character only accompanies weakness of character.
- To so many minds a charge of cynicism would seem to imply that intellectual superiority which is cheap at the price of a moral defect.
- There was an emphasis and a cynicism in this last remark which caused Larry to regard the painter searchingly.
- A man needs an independent fortune, or the sublime cynicism of poverty, for the slow execution of great work.
- The speech that follows, given with tragic cynicism in every word, is a dirge, not so much for her as for himself.