misanthropy

1. 遁世;厌世
   Misanthropy is a general dislike of people.

1. There had been a period when Hester was less alive to this consideration; or, perhaps, in the misanthropy of her own trouble, she left the minister to bear what she might picture to herself as a more tolerable doom.
   有一段时间，海丝特没怎么动脑筋考虑这一点；也许是因为她自己痛不欲生，而把他的厄运看得比较容易忍受，也就没去过问他。
2. When disbelief of the human kind blossomed into misanthropy, the newly shaped end was incorrigible. ( UTOYXC)
   当对人类的怀疑发展到愤世，新的结果便往往难以扭转了。
3. This childhood led me to a life of misanthropy;
   童年的阴影使我成为了一个厌世主义者。
4. He felt himself plunging into misanthropy.
   他觉得自己开始厌恶起整个人世来了。
5. A singular sort of misanthropy possessed him.
   他的内心有了一种怪异的厌世情绪。
6. Therefore, in a spirit of meanness, rancour, cynicism and misanthropy, let us revive an old tradition by wondering if there is sometimes a little more to philanthropy than compassion and benevolence.
   这样吧，让我们以一种自私吝啬、充满敌意、玩世不恭和愤世嫉俗的精神，重拾一个古老的传统，想想是否慈善事业有时不仅仅与热情和仁爱有关。

noun

1. a disposition to dislike and mistrust other people

2. hatred of mankind