What does hypocrisy mean?

Hypocritical means: to be hypocritical.

Source

Chapter 27 of "Niehaihua" by Zeng Pu of the Qing Dynasty: "Stop being hypocritical, except for the eyesore, let's have fun."

Sentence

1. He went to express congratulations hypocritically, as if he didn't mean what he said.

2. I hope he will not pretend to be condescending and approach the low-level employees in the department.

3. I hate this kind of hypocritical and insincere people.

4. Why do honest people need to learn from those who are hypocritical? What’s so good about being hypocritical? It’s natural to meet like-minded people. For those who are thoughtful, you can just talk to anyone. It’s better not to come into contact with people! Be yourself and don't envy them.

5. Because they are lovers, not lovers. They have their own judgment of a person’s value. If they feel that you are not worth it, of course they will not spend money on you or spend very little money on you. That’s fair to say. Okay, stimulate him a bit and see if he still pretends to say it is good in person, but doesn't want to take responsibility or pay for anything behind his back.

6. Don’t pretend to care for me when I’m saddest, with what you think is pity.

7. Li Changyu looked at Li San’s hypocritical face and smiled secretly in his heart. Just a few days after entering the officialdom, he had almost become a master in cultivation. His eyes fell on a stone in front of the porch, looking from the eaves. The rainwater left on the stone kept dripping on it, and a clear small nest appeared in the center of the stone.