saɪˈnaɪ.ə.tri.ə

Definitions

1. noun

A feeling of bitter scorn or contempt, typically in response to something considered to be pretentious or hypocritical.

“Her cyniatria towards the politician’s speech was evident in her withering silence.”

2. noun

A quality of being cynical and scornful, often in a pretentious or hypocritical manner.

“The cyniatria of the city’s elite was reflected in their lavish lifestyles.”