misanthropically (Meaning)

misanthropically

marked by a hatred or contempt for humankind, of, relating to, or characteristic of a misanthrope

Emma's misanthropic nature led her to isolate herself from society.
The misanthropically inclined historian penned a scathing critique of humanity.
John's misanthropic rantings reflected his deep-seated pessimism about human nature.
The misanthropic artist depicted the world as a desolate wasteland.
The misanthropically written novel explored the dark side of the human psyche.
The misanthropic philosopher argued that humans were essentially selfish and destructive.
Emily's misanthropic outlook made it difficult for her to form close relationships.
The misanthropically tinted film portrayed humanity as inherently flawed.
The misanthropic critic lambasted the latest blockbuster movie, finding no redeeming qualities in it.
The misanthropically inclined recluse spent his days alone, shunning all contact with others.

marked by a hatred or contempt for humankind, of, relating to, or characteristic of a misanthrope

wickedly, kindlessly, hostilely, inhumanely, maliciously, soullessly, hard-heartedly, envyingly, balefully, heartlessly

kindly, good-heartedly, agreeably, nicely, graciously, kindheartedly, pleasantly, benignantly, genially, amiably

Emma's misanthropic nature led her to isolate herself from society.

The misanthropically inclined historian penned a scathing critique of humanity.

John's misanthropic rantings reflected his deep-seated pessimism about human nature.

The misanthropic artist depicted the world as a desolate wasteland.