愤世疾邪 — “To be indignant at the evils of the world and loathe wickedness”
愤世疾邪 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be indignant at the evils of the world and loathe wickedness”. To resent the prevailing corruption and detest injustice. Literally, “Indignant at the world, detesting evil”.
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- fèn愤bù不yù欲shēng生indignant, not wishing to live
- fèn愤bù不gù顾shēn身act courageously and selflessly
- fèn愤shì世jí嫉sú俗resentful and cynical of society
- fèn愤shì世jí嫉è恶indignant at societal injustice
- fèn愤fā发yǒu有wéi为rouse oneself to vigorous action and achieve
- fèn愤hèn恨bù不píng平resentful and indignant over injustice
- fèn愤fèn愤bù不píng平indignant and resentful
- fèn愤mèn懑bù不píng平indignant and resentful due to injustice
- fèn愤shí时jí嫉sú俗resent social norms
- fèn愤shí时jí疾sú俗indignant at social ills and common customs
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What does 愤世疾邪 mean?
愤世疾邪 (fèn shì jí xié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be indignant at the evils of the world and loathe wickedness”.
How do you pronounce 愤世疾邪?
愤世疾邪 is pronounced fèn shì jí xié in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 愤世疾邪 literally mean?
Literally, 愤世疾邪 means “Indignant at the world, detesting evil”. It is used to mean “to be indignant at the evils of the world and loathe wickedness”.
What is the Chinese definition of 愤世疾邪?
犹愤世嫉俗。