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

hypotrisy

The practice of politicians admitting they smoked marijuana yet refusing to legalize it

Obama refusing to come out for legalizing marijuana is plain hypotrisy.

by Scooteral1 April 20, 2015

hairpocrisy

when a person who publicly supports COVID-19 rules and regulations gets his or her hair done in a salon in violation of local COVID-19 regulations concerning hair salons

Karen, an aggressive advocate of following any and all COVID-19 rules was guilty of hairpocrisy when she had her hair done in violation of the local COVID rules.

by flemsnopes September 5, 2020

Ninja Hipocracy

When an individual says not to bully/harass people online but then proceeds to do so themselves.

~Ninja Hipocracy~
"Do not bully people." - Ninja Says To Twitch Chat
"What the fuck did you just say to me you little shit?" - Ninja Says To Child Online

by RechVEVO June 30, 2018

Hipocracy

A nation of people who just love to say one thing and do another.

AMERICA IS A HIPOCRACY

by Ivaan October 8, 2008

hypocrisy

noun. The manifestation of irony in mankind

Hypocrisy is when people become ironic.

by apq January 1, 2012

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