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cynic
noun
1 someone who takes a pessimistic view of human goodness or sincerity.
2 (Cynic) philos a member of a sect of ancient Greek philosophers who scorned wealth and enjoyment of life.
adjective another word for cynical.
[16c: from Latin cynicus , from Greek kynikos dog-like, from kyon , kynos dog]
noun
1 someone who takes a pessimistic view of human goodness or sincerity.
2 (Cynic) philos a member of a sect of ancient Greek philosophers who scorned wealth and enjoyment of life.
adjective another word for cynical.
[16c: from Latin cynicus , from Greek kynikos dog-like, from kyon , kynos dog]
cynical
adjective disinclined to believe in the goodness or sincerity of others.
cynically adverb .
adjective disinclined to believe in the goodness or sincerity of others.
cynically adverb .
| cynical, sceptical Note that a cynical person is suspicious of apparently good things and people, whereas a person who is sceptical about something is cautious about believing or accepting it. |
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