cynicism
/ˈsɪn.ɪˌsɪzəm/
noun 4name 1
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5(noun.)
ADJ
bitter, weary
After years of broken promises, a bitter cynicism had settled into her view of politics.
widespread
QUANT
hint, note, touch, trace
His speech contained just a hint of cynicism, though mostly he seemed genuinely hopeful about the future.
PREP
with ~
He responded to their promises with cynicism after being disappointed so many times before.
~ about
Many young people express cynicism about whether their votes actually make a difference.
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