sanctimonial Antonyms
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Meaning of sanctimonial
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sanctimonial (a.)
Sanctimonious.
sanctimonial Sentence Examples
- The sanctimonial expression on her face suggested disapproval and judgment.
- The priest's sanctimonial tone conveyed a sense of spiritual authority.
- Her sanctimonial attitude toward strangers made her unapproachable.
- Despite their sanctimonial exterior, the sect members engaged in questionable practices.
- The politician's sanctimonial speeches about morality belied his corrupt actions.
- The sanctimonial nature of their beliefs prevented them from considering alternative viewpoints.
- The zealot's sanctimonial fervor blinded him to the harm he was causing others.
- The doctor's sanctimonial bedside manner made patients feel judged and uncomfortable.
- The sanctimonial rhetoric of the televangelist seemed insincere and self-serving.
- The rebel's defiance of society's sanctimonial norms sparked a revolution.
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Sanctimonious.
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The sanctimonial expression on her face suggested disapproval and judgment.
The priest's sanctimonial tone conveyed a sense of spiritual authority.
Her sanctimonial attitude toward strangers made her unapproachable.
Despite their sanctimonial exterior, the sect members engaged in questionable practices.
