misanthrope in Irish
misanthrope in Irish is míchaidreamhach — misanthrope means a person who dislikes or distrusts people in general and tends to avoid their company.
misanthrope in Irish
míchaidreamhach
One who has a negative view of the entire human race.
What does "misanthrope" mean?
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noun A person who dislikes or distrusts people in general and tends to avoid their company.
"He's become such a misanthrope since retiring that he rarely answers the door."
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misanthrope in a sentence
- He's become such a misanthrope since retiring that he rarely answers the door.
- The old misanthrope on the top floor complains about every visitor.
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What is "misanthrope" in Irish?
"misanthrope" in Irish is míchaidreamhach. misanthrope means: A person who dislikes or distrusts people in general and tends to avoid their company.
How do you use "misanthrope" in a sentence?
Example: "He's become such a misanthrope since retiring that he rarely answers the door." In Irish, "misanthrope" is míchaidreamhach.
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