Cynical

Cynical synonyms

unvirtuous compare Cynical and unvirtuous
frail compare Cynical and frail
wholesome compare Cynical and wholesome
philosophical compare Cynical and philosophical
manly compare Cynical and manly
dark compare Cynical and dark
mercurial compare Cynical and mercurial
pure compare Cynical and pure
ungood compare Cynical and ungood
Heathen compare Cynical and Heathen
ignoble compare Cynical and ignoble
divine compare Cynical and divine
graceless compare Cynical and graceless
entire compare Cynical and entire
beastly compare Cynical and beastly
regular compare Cynical and regular
mortal compare Cynical and mortal
impenitent compare Cynical and impenitent
vulpine compare Cynical and vulpine
stoic compare Cynical and stoic
constitutive compare Cynical and constitutive
magic compare Cynical and magic
distingue compare Cynical and distingue
heroic compare Cynical and heroic
dominant compare Cynical and dominant
substantial compare Cynical and substantial
unsanctified compare Cynical and unsanctified
magnificent compare Cynical and magnificent
incorporate compare Cynical and incorporate
arid compare Cynical and arid
supreme compare Cynical and supreme
tyrant compare Cynical and tyrant
mythological compare Cynical and mythological
anemic compare Cynical and anemic
no-account compare Cynical and no-account
unnoble compare Cynical and unnoble
worthless compare Cynical and worthless
serpentine compare Cynical and serpentine
mightly compare Cynical and mightly
valueless compare Cynical and valueless
masterly compare Cynical and masterly
orient compare Cynical and orient
incarnate compare Cynical and incarnate
sage compare Cynical and sage
no-good compare Cynical and no-good
mighty compare Cynical and mighty
heavyweight compare Cynical and heavyweight
undefined compare Cynical and undefined
vinous compare Cynical and vinous
blooming compare Cynical and blooming

Cynical definitions

adj

  • Of or relating to the Cynics, a sect of Ancient Greek philosophers who believed virtue to be the only good and self-control to be the only means of achieving virtue.