hypocritically

[hip-uh-krit-ik-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that shows, is characterized by, or has the qualities of hypocrisy.

Example Sentences

And she let colleagues, family and friends know that she welcomed their feedback in the future if they felt that she might be acting hypocritically.

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Farage has though faced accusations that he has acted hypocritically and sought to avoid tax if he played a role in financing the purchase of his constituency home in his partner's name.

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Hilariously and hypocritically, she orders Cady around with zero respect for the child’s free will.

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On the other hand, white Americans, for most of our nation’s history, hypocritically said they supported democracy while still supporting white supremacy.

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Emmanuel Macron was also referring to Russia and China whom he accused, in a 2023 speech, of provoking coups in Africa's former French colonies, and hypocritically stirring up old arguments over sovereignty and colonial exploitation.

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