misanthrope (Meaning)

Wordnet

misanthrope (n)

someone who dislikes people in general

Webster

A hater of mankind; a misanthropist.

The misanthrope recoiled from social interactions, finding humanity insufferable.
Emily's misanthropic tendencies led her to isolate herself in her secluded cottage.
The protagonist of the play was a classic misanthrope, despising all aspects of society.
The misanthrope spoke scathingly of his fellow humans, accusing them of hypocrisy and self-interest.
John's misanthropic worldview tainted his every thought and action, making him a solitary and embittered man.
Despite his wealth, the misanthrope lived a life of poverty, choosing to shun material possessions and human companionship.
The misanthrope's hatred of the world extended to himself, leading him to a path of self-destruction.
Society labeled the misanthrope as a pariah, ostracizing him for his unconventional beliefs and behaviors.
The misanthrope believed that the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment was the only worthwhile endeavor in a world filled with mediocrity.
In a poignant twist of fate, the misanthrope's true nature was revealed through his selfless act of saving a child from danger.

someone who dislikes people in generalA hater of mankind; a misanthropist.

cynic, naysayer, pessimist,critic, scoffer,skeptic, negativist, misogynist, defeatist, detractor

optimist, optimist, idealist, idealist, Pollyanna, Pollyanna, positivist,positivist, sentimentalist,sentimentalist

The misanthrope recoiled from social interactions, finding humanity insufferable.

Emily's misanthropic tendencies led her to isolate herself in her secluded cottage.

The protagonist of the play was a classic misanthrope, despising all aspects of society.

The misanthrope spoke scathingly of his fellow humans, accusing them of hypocrisy and self-interest.