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Hypocrisy, the act of claiming beliefs one does not truly follow, can lead to profound societal impacts. It manifests in various forms, from smoking cessation advice given by relentless smokers to adamantly adhering to contradictory principles. Irony plays a significant role, as individuals may not recognize their own duplicity. This article delves into the effect of such behaviors, the importance of integrity, and how contradictions can foster resentment and mistrust within communities. Understanding these concepts is crucial for personal growth and societal harmony.

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Short, but clearly understandable

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  1. Short, but clearly understandable To brief, vote for me; I’m great!

  2. Succinct (adj) Succinctly (adv)

  3. Bi-

  4. Two

  5. Claiming beliefs that one does not really possess or follow; falseness Stop smoking; it’s bad.

  6. Hypocrisy (noun) • Hypocritical (adj) • Hypocritically (adv) • Hypocrite (noun)

  7. The direct opposite of what a character, audience or person expects.

  8. Irony (noun) Ironic (adj) Ironically (adv)

  9. opposite

  10. Dis-

  11. To feel a deep, brewing anger

  12. Seethe (verb)

  13. Someone blamed for the faults of others

  14. Scapegoat (noun)

  15. Stubbornly unyielding; won’t surrender to begging. Standing firm. Determined.

  16. Adamant (adj) • Adamantly (adv)

  17. Di-

  18. Two

  19. Occurring at just the right time

  20. Opportune (adj) • Opportunely (adv) • Opportunity (noun)

  21. Guilt and regret

  22. Remorse (noun) Remorseful (adj) Remorsefully (adv)

  23. Unable to be fixed

  24. Irreparable (adj) Irreparably (adv)

  25. To banish or exclude someone from a group

  26. Ostracize (verb) Ostracism (noun) ostracizing (adj)

  27. Doubting, distrustful, pessimistic

  28. Cynical (adj) • Cynically (adv)

  29. Someone or something that takes and takes without giving in return

  30. Parasite (noun) Parasitic (adj) Parasitically (adv)

  31. Directly stated, spelled out clear Clean your room by five, son!

  32. Explicit (adj)Explicitly (adv)

  33. Understood, but not clearly stated or written

  34. Implicit (adj) • Implicitly

  35. Easily tricked

  36. Gullible (adj) Gullibly (adv)

  37. -DOM-ILE-ISM-OUS-TION

  38. = quality or state

  39. -AL-IC-ULAR

  40. = relating to

  41. Ambi-

  42. “Both”

  43. Ante-

  44. “Before”

  45. Un- and In-

  46. Not

  47. Centi-

  48. hundred

  49. Recklessly ignoring what is right; immoral, cruel or excessive liars

  50. Wanton (adj.) • Wantonly (adverb) • Wantonness (noun)

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