hypocrite. Antonyms: saint, believer, christian, simpleton, dupe, bigot, fanatic, lover of truth. Synonyms: feigner, pretender, dissembler, imposter, cheat, deceitful person.

How to Spot a Hypocrite

1. Say one thing but do another.
2. Treat those in power differently than they act toward underlings.
3. Give advice but fail to follow their own guidance.
4. Preach tolerance but judge others who don’t conform to their way of thinking.
5. Volunteer others but rarely raise their own hand.

Verb form of a hypocrite. For example, You have to stop hypocrising! I only hypocrise, when I’m around hypocrites!

1. She ripped off the mask of the hypocrite mercilessly.
2. The newspapers branded her a hypocrite.
3. He’s a hypocrite – he’s always lecturing other people on the environment but he drives around in a huge great car.
4. He is a hypocrite and never exerts himself to help anyone.
5. He’s such a hypocrite!

What is another word for two-faced?

/ˌtuːˈfeɪst/ Someone who is two-faced is not sincere, saying unpleasant things about you to other people while seeming to be pleasant when they are with you: I don’t trust her – I suspect she’s a bit two-faced.

Re: Traits describing character As you know, the adjective “two-faced” describes someone who may have a wonderful personality but a very bad character.

If a person behaves in a particular way in front of you and just another way behind you or with someone else, then the person is said to have two faces. “two-faced” means lying (the opposite of telling the truth.)

Filters. The definition of two-faced is someone who is insincere or who acts one way in certain situations and then in a contrary manner in others. An example of someone who would be described as two-faced is a person who pretends to be your friend and then starts calling you names as soon as you leave the room.

11 Signs Your Friend Is Using You

1. They’re Only Around When They Want Something.
2. They Rarely Check in or Text You.
3. They Don’t Include You in Their Social Media Posts.
4. They Don’t Invite You Anywhere.
5. They Don’t Know Much About You.
6. They Talk About You Behind Your Back.
7. They Aren’t There When You Need Them.

How to Tell if Someone is Not Really Your Friend

1. They won’t meet you halfway.
2. They aren’t there when you need help.
3. You can’t say “no” to them.
4. Their criticism isn’t constructive.
5. They speak negatively about you to others.
6. They don’t celebrate when you succeed.

You can tell if someone isn’t good for you if you’re regularly feeling on edge, anxious, insecure, needy, argumentative, jealous, sad, or crying frequently.” And perhaps unsurprisingly, being in a relationship with someone who isn’t good for you can have quite the impact on your life and your self-esteem.

• 7 Signs You’re in a Toxic Relationship. If these keep showing up, it’s time to get out.
• Passive aggressive behavior.
• Volatility.
• “Jokes” that aren’t really jokes.
• Walking on eggshells.
• You feel like you have to ask permission.
• Constant exhaustion.
• Becoming isolated.