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cynical

Definition for cynical

adjective as in nonbelieving; doubtful

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In response, the UAE has strongly rejected Sudan's allegations, calling the case a "cynical publicity stunt", and saying it will seek an immediate dismissal.

From BBC

Despite its often dark themes and cynical take on humanity, the show clearly has become an aspirational marketing vehicle for brands across the spectrum.

Moseby doesn’t enter the story with any sort of idealism and yet he is still unmoored by just how cynical, sordid and despicable the world he is drawn into turns out to be.

“Conclave” offers a cynical take on the electoral process at times, yet it also extends a sincere plea for compassion in times of crisis, a lesson that feels valuable to our country today.

From Salon

He said he came in for criticism from people who questioned "how dare this middle-class photographer photograph the working class in this cynical way".

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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