jaundiced

• Beschreibt eine Person, die verbittert, ressentimentgeladen oder misstrauisch ist, oft aufgrund früherer negativer Erfahrungen. Bezieht sich auch auf einen gelblichen Farbton oder eine krankhafte Gelbfärbung, etwa bei Gelbsucht.

Describes a person who is affected by bitterness, resentment, or distrust, often due to past negative experiences.

1. Affected by jaundiceB2formalmedical

   Having a medical condition that causes yellowing of the skin, eyes, and body tissues due to high bilirubin levels.

   Gelbsüchtig

   • The newborn appeared jaundiced and required phototherapy.
   • His jaundiced complexion was a clear sign of liver problems.
   • The doctor diagnosed the patient as jaundiced after the blood test.

2. Prejudiced or cynicalC1formal

   Showing a negative or bitter attitude, often due to past experiences or envy; viewing things with distrust or resentment.

   Voreingenommen oder zynisch

   • She gave a jaundiced opinion of the new policy, based on past failures.
   • His jaundiced view of politicians made him skeptical of all promises.
   • After years of disappointment, he developed a jaundiced outlook on life.

   Synonymebittercynicaldistrustfulhostilemoroseprejudicedresentfulsuspicious

   Antonymefairopen-mindedoptimistictrusting

• Jemanden durch Vorurteile, Neid oder Feindseligkeit beeinflussen, sodass seine Wahrnehmung verzerrt oder verbittert wird.

A verb meaning to affect with prejudice, envy, or hostility, often resulting in a distorted or bitter perspective.

1. Affect with jaundiceC1formalmedical

   To cause someone to develop jaundice, a condition characterized by yellowing of the skin and eyes due to high bilirubin levels.

   Gelbsucht verursachen

   • The newborn was jaundiced shortly after birth.
   • Liver disease can jaundice a patient's skin.
   • The doctor explained how the infection might jaundice the patient.

2. Make bitter or prejudicedC2formal

   To cause someone to become cynical, resentful, or prejudiced, often due to negative experiences.

   Verbittern

   • Years of disappointment had jaundiced his view of love.
   • Her jaundiced opinion of politicians came from years of broken promises.
   • The scandal jaundiced the public's trust in the institution.

   Synonymebiasembitterpoisonprejudicesourtaintwarp