Hypocrisy
nOne word substitutionSynonymRoot wordPronunciationSSC PYQ × 8/hɪpˈɑkrəsiː/ · हिपॉक्रसी
A pretence of having a virtuous character, moral or religious belief, etc. that one does not really possess
Saying you have morals but acting differently
Behaviour of a person that does not match to what he claims
pretending to have beliefs one does not hold
पाखंड, ऊँचे आदर्श का दिखावा
पाखंड
The speech was full of hypocrisy.
He called out the hypocrisy without naming anyone.
Radhika hates hypocrisy.
Daily use: Hypocrisy hai ye, kehte kuch hain karte kuch.
Hypocrisy, hypocrite से है, और पुराने Greek में hypocrite का मतलब था stage का actor। Actor वह role निभाता है जो वह असल में नहीं है; hypocrite वे गुण दिखाता है जो उसमें नहीं हैं। यही दिखावा hypocrisy है।
Hypocrisy comes from hypocrite, and in old Greek a 'hypocrite' was a stage actor. An actor plays a role he is not; a hypocrite pretends to have virtues he does not have. That pretence is hypocrisy.
Spelling H-Y-P-O-C-R-I-S-Y याद रखिए। व्यक्ति hypocrite और adjective hypocritical है; antonym sincerity और candour आते हैं।
Note the spelling H-Y-P-O-C-R-I-S-Y. The person is a hypocrite and the adjective hypocritical; antonyms in options are sincerity and candour.
SSC में कहाँ पूछा गयाWhere SSC asked it
- A pretence of having a virtuous character, moral or religious beliefs or principles, etc., that one does not really possess.SSC CPO Pre 2023
- SSC · before 2018
- SSC Steno 2026
- Someone who pretends to have certain moral standards while secretively that person practices those very moral lapses.SSC CPO Pre 2023
- one who pretends to be what he is notSSC CHSL Pre 2021
- One who pretends to be what he is notSSC MTS 2019
- A person pretending to be somebody he isn'tSSC MTS 2019
- Choose the correct one-word substitution for: "A person who pretends to have moral beliefs they don't actually possess."SSC Selection Post Phase 13 2025