Friday 11 March 2011
An article about foodie culture
and morality
and morality
"Although culinary abstinence might sound downright depressing, if not sanctimonious in its own way, it's actually profoundly empowering." – James McWilliams, The Atlantic, March 1, 2011
Sanctimonious means "pretending to be morally better than other people," or "hypocritically pious or devout."
Used properly, it's a subtle yet meaningful put-down, and there's no obvious synonym for it.
It comes from sanctity, meaning "sacred."
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