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Misanthropic

usgb/ˌmɪsənˈθrɑːpɪk/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
The term implies strong negative feelings towards humankind and often suggests bitterness or cynicism. SlideHer misanthropic views made her suspicious of everyone's intentions.
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Not Just MoodyPlay
'Misanthropic' describes more than just being in a bad mood; it's a deep-seated disdain for people. SlideAfter being betrayed several times, he adopted a misanthropic disposition.
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Literary UsePlay
Writers use 'misanthropic' to create complex characters who challenge social norms. SlideThe misanthropic protagonist chose to live in isolation to protest society's flaws.