sanctimonious
ಕಪಟ
definition
adjective
what happened to all the sanctimonious talk about putting his family first?
making a show of being morally superior to other people.
translation of 'sanctimonious'
ಕಪಟ ಧಾರ್ಮಿಕತೆಯ
example
From my experience, hostility coming from the Left is a direct response to the 'sanctimonious' , oppressive dogma and bigotry that emanates from the political Right.
The priests and priestesses are pious, 'sanctimonious' bastards.
There has been a massive growth in recent years of a new type of Irish person - the smug, 'sanctimonious' person who has just moved from a city to what he or she considers the countryside.
Sadly this tone of 'sanctimonious' self-righteousness characterises much of the exhibition.
If it is, then his comeback should be welcomed, because he does have an opportunity to do something positive, even against the inevitable background of 'sanctimonious' and hypocritical noise.
Lest I be further accused of being 'sanctimonious' or self-righteous, I confess I am no model of student participation.
She did not question the fact that the film was intended to portray a truth about 'sanctimonious' priests posing as the saviours of a religious heritage.
For example, 'sanctimonious' relief initially greeted a survey that showed the model republic to have got its best support in the referendum from voters in the more affluent urban neighbourhoods.
I didn't want it to be this 'sanctimonious' , preachy thing.
Even jogging, while seemingly harmless, has encouraged damp, smelly and 'sanctimonious' people to stride down our streets with grinning notions of moral superiority.
Never 'sanctimonious' or smug, his art seems founded on a sense of rectitude.
But with this aid went a lot of 'sanctimonious' preaching about the superiority of the American way of life.
The most common line of attack from these 'sanctimonious' scribes is that the Catholic Church is not a democracy and that so-called a la carte Catholics should get out of the church.
Fairytales were always a bit of a swindle, bribing us with happy endings to accept their 'sanctimonious' morality.
How dare a midwife behave in such a 'sanctimonious' and self-righteous manner.
She somehow fails to mention that his massive highway projects enabled the 'sanctimonious' suburbanites to get out of the city and into the suburbs in the first place.
Many of us have tired of his 'sanctimonious' , smug condescension.
The themes of the film are worn on its striped, embroidered sleeve, and often the script gets preachy with its 'sanctimonious' moralizing.
Don't give me your 'sanctimonious' , holier-than-thou speech about drinking.
But we don't need the 'sanctimonious' scolding of a student newspaper editor to tell us voting for a party, any party, is a manifestation of our stupidity and ignorance.
Daytime talk shows, with their orchestrated grievance and 'sanctimony' , serve as ‘show trials’ of the politically incorrect, now largely defined in gender terms.
Certainly, Democrats don't own morality, either, but Republicans can't act 'sanctimoniously' on the one hand while brushing aside hypocrisy on the other.
After the stifling incense-choked 'sanctimoniousness' of American politics, getting back to Britain was like coming up for air.
During the heyday of British colonialism, Rudyard Kipling's ‘Take up the white man's burden’ was an unambiguous expression of the patronising 'sanctimony' that pervaded European thinking towards the peoples of Asia and Africa.
The newspaper 'sanctimoniously' condemned the slightest failure on the part of the White House to divulge details of the president's sex life or to produce documents on a 20-year-old failed real estate investment.
Having stayed in this land of elephants and snake charmers for twenty years now, I've become used to this inane exposition of 'sanctimoniousness' .
Yet he said, with a Kafkaesque 'sanctimoniousness' , that he had promised his mother he would make it through to this trial so that he could tell the truth to the parents about their daughters' deaths.
But bearing witness risks being a self-regarding gesture aimed at 'sanctimoniously' demonstrating one's moral superiority - akin to the self-regarding ‘innocence’ of Bertolucci's protagonists.
There seemed to be nothing in the music between 'sanctimony' and exacerbation.
Some of the explorers died during subsequent skirmishes, but in nothing like the numbers of the natives who suffered from introduced scourges like syphilis, which the French and the British always 'sanctimoniously' blamed on each other.
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