Definition of insincerity in English:

insincerity

nounPlural insincerities ɪnsɪnˈsɛrɪti

mass noun

The quality of not expressing genuine feelings.
he had no patience for anything that smacked of insincerity or hypocrisy
count noun the insincerities of social life
Example sentencesExamples
- The actor brings his trademarked brand of suave insincerity to the role of the soap actor who plays Betty's true love.
- The doctrine of insincerity is most fully elaborated in Dorian Gray.
- Evidence of the speaker's unreliability or insincerity may defeat or override his prima facie warrant for acceptance.
- Certainly the howls of denial have all the ring of outraged insincerity.
- Their insincerity is overshadowed only by their maddening desire for success.
- Marketing is not about trickery or even insincerity.
- It had all the usual insincerities one can expect from them.
- Her play-acting is what got the band slapped with the charges of shallow insincerity in the first place.
- Aware of their own insincerity, they did not trust each other.
- This column can even take credit for regularly defending him against the charge of insincerity.

Definition of insincerity in US English:

insincerity

nounˈˌinsinˈserədē

The quality of not expressing genuine feelings.
he had no patience for anything that smacked of insincerity or hypocrisy
the insincerities of social life
Example sentencesExamples
- Their insincerity is overshadowed only by their maddening desire for success.
- It had all the usual insincerities one can expect from them.
- This column can even take credit for regularly defending him against the charge of insincerity.
- Her play-acting is what got the band slapped with the charges of shallow insincerity in the first place.
- The doctrine of insincerity is most fully elaborated in Dorian Gray.
- Evidence of the speaker's unreliability or insincerity may defeat or override his prima facie warrant for acceptance.
- Aware of their own insincerity, they did not trust each other.
- The actor brings his trademarked brand of suave insincerity to the role of the soap actor who plays Betty's true love.
- Marketing is not about trickery or even insincerity.
- Certainly the howls of denial have all the ring of outraged insincerity.

单词	insincerity
释义	Definition of insincerity in English: insincerity nounPlural insincerities ɪnsɪnˈsɛrɪti mass noun The quality of not expressing genuine feelings. he had no patience for anything that smacked of insincerity or hypocrisy count noun the insincerities of social life Example sentencesExamples The actor brings his trademarked brand of suave insincerity to the role of the soap actor who plays Betty's true love. The doctrine of insincerity is most fully elaborated in Dorian Gray. Evidence of the speaker's unreliability or insincerity may defeat or override his prima facie warrant for acceptance. Certainly the howls of denial have all the ring of outraged insincerity. Their insincerity is overshadowed only by their maddening desire for success. Marketing is not about trickery or even insincerity. It had all the usual insincerities one can expect from them. Her play-acting is what got the band slapped with the charges of shallow insincerity in the first place. Aware of their own insincerity, they did not trust each other. This column can even take credit for regularly defending him against the charge of insincerity. Definition of insincerity in US English: insincerity nounˈˌinsinˈserədē The quality of not expressing genuine feelings. he had no patience for anything that smacked of insincerity or hypocrisy the insincerities of social life Example sentencesExamples Their insincerity is overshadowed only by their maddening desire for success. It had all the usual insincerities one can expect from them. This column can even take credit for regularly defending him against the charge of insincerity. Her play-acting is what got the band slapped with the charges of shallow insincerity in the first place. The doctrine of insincerity is most fully elaborated in Dorian Gray. Evidence of the speaker's unreliability or insincerity may defeat or override his prima facie warrant for acceptance. Aware of their own insincerity, they did not trust each other. The actor brings his trademarked brand of suave insincerity to the role of the soap actor who plays Betty's true love. Marketing is not about trickery or even insincerity. Certainly the howls of denial have all the ring of outraged insincerity.
随便看	nougats nought nought-againstanding noughth noughth noughties noughtiness noughting noughtly noughts noughts and crosses nought the less noughty nouille nou ja nouja noumea noumeite noumena noumenal noumenal noumenalism noumenalist noumenality noumenally