Hoplochric

Meaning of the word

The word “hippocrit” is a neologism that combines the terms “hoplite” and “hypocritical”. The term is used to describe a person who acts hypocritical or falsely, hiding his true intentions or feelings behind an appearance of courage or bravery.

Origin of the word

The word “hippocrit” originates from the junction of the Greek terms “hoplites”, which means “armed infantry soldier”, and “hypokritḗs”, which means “actor.” The combination of these terms results in a “hippocrit”, which represents a person who acts as a brave soldier, but in reality is hypocritical.

Word adverbs

– Hoploryly

Conjunctions of the word

– AND
– or
– But
– Although

Synonyms of the word

– False
– hypocritical
– disguised
– deceiving
– Fignant

Word Definitions

1. Person who acts hypocritical, hiding his true intentions or feelings behind an appearance of courage or bravery.
2. Individual who behaves like a brave soldier, but in reality is false and disguised.

Phrases that the word applies

– “He behaves like a hipplacer, pretending to be brave, but in fact he is a coward.”
– “Do not trust him, he is a hippot that only thinks of himself.”

Examples of the word in text

The hippide presented itself as a court advocate, but his actions showed that he was just looking for personal benefits.

Throughout history, many political leaders have turned out to be hippocrite, promising one thing and doing another.

Rhymes with the word

– hypocritical
– Tape
– Written
– Damn
– Beautiful

Anagrams with the word

– Polytrocho

I hope this dictionary has helped to understand the meaning, origin and use of the word “hippocrit.” Remember to use it carefully and properly in your conversations and writings.