8 thoughts on “ Sanctimonium (deKonstrukted) ”

1. ‘Equally striking was that he earned the warmest welcome from the audience, which in its front ranks was composed of Cabinet ministers and diplomats, with the general public to the rear, beyond the sanctum sanctorum of the VIP area.’.

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2. Dec 15,  · Starting from the top of the table, one notices Georgia is the Gators' most frequent opponent. Florida and Georgia have met 96 times between and today, and have been playing annually every year since (excluding two years during World War II, .

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3. Oct 27,  · The Sanctimonium Sunday, October 27, Terminating a homosexual in the womb. Recent scientific studies have discovered that homosexuality is most likely not a genetic trait in humans but rather happens as the fetus develops in the womb and is affected by hormone changes in the mother. "From a strictly Darwinian viewpoint, homosexuality.

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4. Definition of sanctimonious. 1: hypocritically pious or devout a sanctimonious moralist the king's sanctimonious rebuke — G. B. Shaw. 2 obsolete: possessing sanctity: holy. Other Words from sanctimonious How Shakespeare Used Sanctimonious More Example Sentences Learn More about sanctimonious.

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5. Translation for 'sanctimonious' in the free English-German dictionary and many other German translations.

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6. sanc·ti·mo·ni·ous. When Parker made a huge deal about volunteering at the local food drive, his friends were offended by his sanctimonious attitude. Licensed from GettyImages. adjective. The definition of sanctimonious involves making a big show about how you are better or morally superior to others.

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7. adj. 1. Behaving with sanctimony: a sanctimonious politician who was proven to be a hypocrite. 2. Characterized by sanctimony: "The history we brandish as a light to nations is largely a sanctimonious tissue of myth and self-infatuation" (Benjamin Schwartz).

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8. Definition of sanctimonious written for English Language Learners from the Merriam-Webster Learner's Dictionary with audio pronunciations, usage examples, and count/noncount noun labels.

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