Translations for „misanthropy“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

misanthropy [mɪsˈænθrəpɪ] N no pl

misanthropy

мизантро́пия f

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English

Like it or not, all writing involves some misanthropy, distrust or confusion.

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And they suggest tobacco industry largesse isn't driven solely (or even primarily) by philanthropic impulses, but by misanthropy and the desire for political influence.

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In further releases, the band would focus even more on misanthropy and hatred themes.

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But misanthropy infuses the dogma of environmental theology.

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Other characteristics of the romantic hero include introspection, the triumph of the individual over the restraints of theological and social conventions, wanderlust, melancholy, misanthropy, alienation, and isolation.

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The insidious aspect of this misanthropy is that it is being inculcated to children.

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She cares for them like sons and daughters, despite her usual misanthropy.

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As a traveler he is noted for his rich descriptions of people and places, laced with a heavy streak of irony, or even misanthropy.

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It is the most perfect act of misanthropy, judged with the tawdry, kindless theatricality she strove to achieve in life.

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In moments of leisure he produces by turns now a fine romance, next a misanthropic piece, then another romance, and more misanthropy.

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