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hypocrisy

[hi-pok-ruh-see] / hɪˈpɒk rə si /


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The interactions between these characters, their relationships and ruses, their hopes and hypocrisies, form the narrative backbone to “Transatlantic.”

From New York Times

Stewart’s knack for skewering right-wing hypocrisies was unparalleled, and he was a much better interviewer than he needed to be.

From Washington Post

They don’t see this as hypocrisy: Many of them believe that because they understand the dangers clearer than anyone else, they are in the best position to build this technology.

From New York Times

The president also has accused the GOP of hypocrisy, pointing out how his party repeatedly had supplied its votes to raise the debt ceiling under President Donald Trump.

From Washington Post

“So it’s time for that hypocrisy to be exposed and done away with as much as we can,” he said.

From New York Times