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She calls him a hypocrite for suggesting a green lifestyle except when it is personally inconvenient.hypocrite = someone who violates claimed moral standards
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She may be a hypocrite, but at least she knows the difference between right and wrong.
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Okay, I'm a total hypocrite. (source)
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I'm going to tell her what a hypocrite you are. (source)hypocrite = violator of claimed moral standards
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"...born hypocrites," Mrs. Merriweather was saying. At least we don't have that sin on our shoulders down here. (source)hypocrites = people who violate moral standards they claim to hold
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I discovered quite by accident what an awful hypocrite he [Buddy Willard] was, (source)hypocrite = someone who says one thing and does another
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"You don't feel used?" "That would make me a huge hypocrite since I was kind of using you, too." (source)hypocrite = someone who violates claimed moral standards
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...they didn't drink. At least not in public. Hypocrites. (source)Hypocrites = people who violate moral standards they claim to hold
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Some reggae chants meet me in the hall, followed by Kendrick Lamar rapping about being a hypocrite.† (source)
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"But I like being part of a congregation. I miss the people, Rucker." "All them dang hypocrites?" "My mother always said never expect church members to be perfect." (source)
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He was willing to risk seeming like a hypocrite.† (source)
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Let the old hypocrites learn to mind their own business, and leave other folks alone. (source)
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For the most part, he explained that he would be a hypocrite if he maintained his own small luxuries while advising others to prepare for harder times.† (source)
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Situations like these, I realized, were what turned people into hypocrites.† (source)
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Parzival: You're such a hypocrite!† (source)
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Show the rest of us what hypocrites we were.† (source)
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