pharisaisms
/ˌfɛrəˈseɪɪzəmz/
noun
- Behavior that shows someone is pretending to be very moral or religious, but they are not sincere.
- The novel criticizes the pharisaisms of society, where people judge others while ignoring their own faults.
- The politician's pharisaisms about family values were exposed when his secret affairs came to light.
- She saw through his pharisaisms and knew he only went to church to be seen by others.
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