hypocrism

1. (n) criticism offered from a person generally accepted as being a hypocrit; or 2. (n) criticism offered based on a hypocritical standard/opinion.

Word Origination: Modern English; J. Fred Wilkins

You can't listen to anything she says because its all Hypocrism.

I'm SO not in the mood to listen to your hypocrism right now.

by J. Fred Wilkins March 11, 2011

hypocrisy

noun. The manifestation of irony in mankind

Hypocrisy is when people become ironic.

by apq January 1, 2012

hypotric

Scott's horriable mispelling of, "hypocrite"

Kevin is a kypotric because he has no face.

by TheScott October 6, 2004

Hypocrisy

Most religions, but especially Christianity.

I am trying to make the point that religion is full of hypocrisy and a bad idea, not trying to write a sentence.

by ~Ry_an~ July 8, 2006

hypocrisy

VEGAN GAINS

My actions contradict what I say to such a degree that the Merriam Webster dictionary decided to change the definition of hypocrisy was changed to a picture of Vegan Gains

by StaviWho March 8, 2017

hypocrisy

antonymy; simply put,an opposite result to an otherwise apparent pretense.

Hypocrisy is preaching good while at the same time practicing evil.

by James November 17, 2003

hypocrisy

1. (n) The state of being a hypicrite.

2. (n) One who pretends to be religious, smart, honest, loyal, noteworthy, sympathetic, kind, etc. without actually being so.

3. (adj) being or being associated with a hypocrite.

All hypocrates are sentanced to spend the rest of eternity in hell for their evil contradicting ways.

Hypocracy is the root of all evil in politics.

by Jo November 21, 2003