Use of the word misanthrope in a sentence example

misanthrope

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The old man was a misanthrope who surrounded his entire yard with barbed wire to keep his neighbors at bay. [Please select]

Because the hermit lived far away from the village, everyone thought he was a misanthrope who hated the world. [noun]

He rarely smiled, and when he did it was the smile of the cynic and misanthrope. [Please select]

Thrale, with whose wrongs Miss Grey, as a misanthrope, was especially bound to sympathize. [Please select]

These were Hamlet and Alceste, the "Misanthrope" of Molière. [Please select]

"I have a great mind to go and be a misanthrope," he said. [Please select]

He didn't know what a misanthrope was, but he thought it must be something unpleasant. [Please select]

"I do believe you have really turned yourself misanthropical by reading 'Le Misanthrope,'" he said. [Please select]

I should like very much to be called Miss Misanthrope. [Please select]

This does not mean that he is a misanthrope or a seer of distorted vision. [Please select]

Indeed, in a misanthrope like Rousseau (and who has not his Rousseau moods.) [Please select]

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