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"cynicism of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to a feeling of distrust or distrustful attitude towards something or someone. Example: The politician's constant lies and broken promises have fueled the cynicism of the public towards the government.
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The cynicism of this enterprise is notable.
The cynicism of "The Venture Bros".
American diplomats may have underestimated the cynicism of China's government.
The cynicism of the production is always undercutting the tragedy.
The cynicism of the first "Rollerball" seems disarming now.
"I miss the cynicism of New York," she said.
Don't be affected by the cynicism of 'oldies' like us.
The cynicism of secular politicians in Muslim countries has been matched only by the cynicism of western policy.
"Don't inflict on me the cynicism of those who are nostalgic for Communism," Uribe interrupted.
Why hasn't there been greater public outrage about the cynicism of the "just metadata" mantra?
The important thing was to ward off cynicism of its testing program.
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