Insincerity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSINCERITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being insincere
• the quality of not expressing genuine feelings
• The quality of being insincere; want of sincerity, or of being in reality what one appears to be; dissimulation; hypocritical; deceitfulness; hollowness; untrustworthiness; as, the insincerity of a professed friend; the insincerity of professions of regard.
• the quality of not being open or truthful; deceitful or hypocritical
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not sincer; hypocritical

Words related to INSINCERITY

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How to use INSINCERITY in a sentence

• Somehow, nothing that the girl said seemed to ring true, and Beth already, in her mind, accused her of treachery and insincerity.
• Even her love for Tito is made to vanish away on the first detection of his insincerity, although he is her husband.
• And as nothing is so ridiculous, so, few things are so mischievous, as the sincere insincerity, the estrangement from fact, of those who have thus parted with themselves.
• In saying this, I am far from accusing those illustrious men of insincerity.
• Genius, ambition, firmness, courage, all these she had, but insincerity and suspicion warped a noble nature.
• She scarcely touched it, and yet he was sure no other person at the table had discovered the insincerity of her effort, not even Tucker, the enamored engineer.
• You must not continue to write to me, for I shall not, and I can not persist in a course of deliberate insincerity to those who love me with so much affection.
• This proved, to every mind, the insincerity of Charles.
• Suffer not your idle fancies, your evil passions, your insincerity and blindness of heart to dim the luster, or stain the sanctity, of so lofty a station.
• One lady boldly asserted that there was no such thing as friendship in the world, where all was insincerity and selfishness.
• He escaped the formal conventionalities which beget insincerity and dissimulation.
• You will know the lying eyes, the insincerity Of pressures of the hand, The mask of friendship that hides jealousy.
• Hence, the taint of insincerity that seems to hang about enthusiasm is, after all, nothing but illusion.
• Consequently insincerity does not hinder the effect of Baptism.
• But many other sins are more grievous than insincerity, which are not said to hinder the effect of Baptism.
• And consequently, when the insincerity passes away, subsequent sins are indeed remitted, but by Penance, not by Baptism.
• Wolsey could not perceive the insincerity of the emperor, and he concluded that that prince would never second his pretensions to the papal chair.
• The timidity and insincerity of their preachers are, in several instances, being exposed.
• Hence there crept into his bearing towards her just that laboured insincerity which she had never ceased to blame in his attitude towards the world at large.
• Until then, all our protestations and declarations of righteousness will only prove to the Jews our insincerity.
• The patent insincerity of the reply was a shock to Lansing.
• He was as incapable of a mean thought as of uttering the slightest approach to an untruth, or practising a possible insincerity.
• Pope doubtless believed that he had good ground for charging Addison with jealousy and insincerity, and in 1715 an open rupture took place between them.
• But even after this final proof of intimate friendship, there still remained an obstinate trifle of insincerity in their relations that afternoon.
• No compliment that bears insincerity on the face of it is a compliment at all.
• Both are alike unsound, because both have a basis of insincerity.
• We cannot without insincerity make their view of the universe our own.
• There seemed to me a note of insincerity about the whole business.
• But studying his men, searching for insincerity, he saw what Everett closed his eyes to.
• In England we have to struggle not only against ignorance, but against a deep-rooted intellectual insincerity, which is our worst national fault.
• In him, infinite insincerity was accompanied with a grace of manner which regained confidence as rapidly as it was forfeited.
• Well, we may give them this comfort without any insincerity.

Similar words containing SINCER without suffix ity and without prefix in

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