jaundiced — affected by or displaying a bitter, resentful, or cynical attitude
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: affected by or displaying a bitter, resentful, or cynical attitude
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈdʒɔːndɪst/
Korean meaning: 편견에 찬, 삐딱한, 냉소적인
Korean pronunciation: **존**디스트
Example Sentences
- After being fired three times, Sarah developed a jaundiced view of corporate loyalty.
- His jaundiced opinion of dating apps came from matching with three people who turned out to be his cousins.
- The critic's jaundiced review dismissed the movie as 'another Hollywood cash grab.'
jaundiced
ADJECTIVE//ˈdʒɔːndɪst//
affected by or displaying a bitter, resentful, or cynical attitude

an older man stands with crossed arms and a deep scowl while neighbors celebrate around him. His face shows clear disgust and contempt as he watches the happy festivities with narrowed eyes. The celebration continues joyfully with people dancing and laughing, but his bitter expression never changes. Children run past him playing games, but he turns away with an annoyed grimace. Other neighbors notice his sour mood and exchange concerned glances about his negative attitude. Some party-goers try to include him, but he waves them off dismissively. someone affected by a bitter, resentful, and cynical attitude toward others' happiness
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Origin
From Old French jaunisse meaning 'yellowness,' derived from jaune (yellow). The figurative meaning of 'prejudiced' comes from the medieval belief that jaundice sufferers saw everything with a yellow tint, symbolizing distorted perception.
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“After being fired three times, Sarah developed a jaundiced view of corporate loyalty.”
“His jaundiced opinion of dating apps came from matching with three people who turned out to be his cousins.”
“The critic's jaundiced review dismissed the movie as 'another Hollywood cash grab.'”
“Don't let one bad experience give you a jaundiced view of online shopping - most sellers are honest!”
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