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SANCTIMONIOUSLY - translation to arabic
SANCTIMONIOUSLY
A FEELING OR DISPLAY OF MORAL SUPERIORITY DERIVED FROM A SENSE THAT ONE'S BELIEFS, ACTIONS, OR AFFILIATIONS ARE OF GREATER VIRTUE THAN THOSE OF OTHERS
Self righteous individual; Self righteous; Pecksniffian; Self-Righteousness; Self-righteous; Sententious; Sententiousness; Selfrighteous; Self righteousness; Sanctimony; Sanctimonies; Sanctimoniously; Sanctimoniousness; Self-right attitude; Sanctimonious
الصفة
مُرَاءٍ ; مُنَافِق
sanctimonious
A FEELING OR DISPLAY OF MORAL SUPERIORITY DERIVED FROM A SENSE THAT ONE'S BELIEFS, ACTIONS, OR AFFILIATIONS ARE OF GREATER VIRTUE THAN THOSE OF OTHERS
Self righteous individual; Self righteous; Pecksniffian; Self-Righteousness; Self-righteous; Sententious; Sententiousness; Selfrighteous; Self righteousness; Sanctimony; Sanctimonies; Sanctimoniously; Sanctimoniousness; Self-right attitude; Sanctimonious
صِفَة : منافق . متظاهر بالتقوى
sanctimonious
A FEELING OR DISPLAY OF MORAL SUPERIORITY DERIVED FROM A SENSE THAT ONE'S BELIEFS, ACTIONS, OR AFFILIATIONS ARE OF GREATER VIRTUE THAN THOSE OF OTHERS
Self righteous individual; Self righteous; Pecksniffian; Self-Righteousness; Self-righteous; Sententious; Sententiousness; Selfrighteous; Self righteousness; Sanctimony; Sanctimonies; Sanctimoniously; Sanctimoniousness; Self-right attitude; Sanctimonious
ADJ
منافق، متظاهر بالتقوى
منافق، متظاهر بالتقوى
Definition
sententiousness
n.
Pithiness, terseness, point, vigor, compactness.
Examples of use of SANCTIMONIOUSLY
1. "Restraint is power," Sharon once said sanctimoniously.
2. "Adherence to the rule of law is the bedrock of a democratic society," Goldsmith declared sanctimoniously.
3. The agreement to withdraw, or to make "painful concessions," as it is sanctimoniously called, is therefore less painful than any other alternative.
4. 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.
5. In the wake of Netanyahu‘s surprise announcement, the chief anchors in the television studios wasted no time in sanctimoniously accusing Netanyahu of political opportunism.