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• Me cynical! (8)
• Burnamy gave a little cynical laugh. (9)
• That would indeed be cynical and unsound! (8)
• He is curiously simple, not really cynical. (10)
• The little barber looked at him with cynical discretion. (8)
• What a pale, cynical young ghost started up under that name. (8)
• Old Heythorp had watched her entrance with cynical amusement. (8)
• The people were very unpleasant, the whole thing very cynical. (8)
• Wilfrid hung at the opening of the booth, a cynical spectator. (10)
• It is one of the privileges of youth to be cynical, whether or no. (9)
• Nay, more than a cynical world, these latter will be sensible of it. (10)
• Next to Rose sat Drummond, with a face expressive of cynical enjoyment. (10)
• Even the exceptionally cynical are chiefly to be accused of bad manners. (10)
• The face of old Gaunt, carved, cynical, yellow, appeared above her shoulder. (8)
• Thou wilt spare us the cynical pout At humanity: sign of a nature bechurled. (10)
• He could not conjure a suspicion of treachery in Diana Warwick; and a treachery so foully cynical! (10)
• She dribbled at the corners of her black, moist lips; her eye was soft and cynical. (8)
• The old man was silent; the downcast, rather cynical look of his lined face deepened. (8)
• In this way does a lazy world consign discussion to silence with the cynical closure. (10)
• For a minute he literally hated this earthy, cynical world to which one belonged, willy-nilly. (8)
• Colney Durance (practically cynical when not fancifully, men said) stood by Skepsey at the altar. (10)
• On the whole, he is a good fellow, too, with a skeptical mind, a cynical tongue, and a warm heart. (7)
• The customary remarks were made, cynical on the part of the men, sentimental and refined by the lady. (1)
• The wise youth Adrian observed these further progressionary developments in his pupil, soberly cynical. (10)
• Astonished at this flash of cynical inspiration, and ashamed of such plain speaking, she checked herself. (8)
• Take it as an axiom, when you utter a sentimentalism, that more than one pair of ears makes a cynical critic. (10)
• That was a queer menage; all the young chaps fluttering round her, and young Fane looking like a cynical ghost. (8)
• If Cramier had seen, he had dared to add a touch of cynical humour, which the sculptor himself had never thought of. (8)
• He wore a pair of pince-nez, too, which somewhat veiled his cynical blue eyes, and clashed a little with the pagan look of him. (8)
• The look in them indeed was almost cynical; and in spite of her sympathetic murmurs, she did not somehow seem to believe in the bull. (8)
• She pleads for him; and, as Camilla is silent on his account, the cynical magnanimity of Camillo is predisposed to spare a fangless snake. (10)
• Thackeray may have appeared cynical to the devout by keeping him from a station in the pulpit among congregations of the many convicted sinners. (10)
• Like a prudent capitalist with a somewhat cynical view of the commercial prospect, she desired to place her supplications in a great variety of heavenly securities. (2)

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