Pronunciation: /ˈmɪsənˌθroʊp/
noun A person who dislikes humankind and avoids human society.
A1 A misanthrope is someone who dislikes or avoids other people.
A2 The misanthrope lived alone in the woods, far away from civilization.
B1 Despite being a misanthrope, he still managed to make a few close friends.
B2 The misanthrope's disdain for humanity was evident in his cynical remarks.
C1 The misanthrope's misanthropy extended to all aspects of his life, making him a recluse.
C2 Her reputation as a misanthrope preceded her, causing many to avoid her company.
formal The misanthrope avoided social gatherings and preferred solitude.
informal Don't invite John to the party, he's a total misanthrope.
slang That guy is such a misanthrope, he never wants to hang out with anyone.
figurative Her misanthrope nature was like a shield protecting her from getting hurt by others.
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