Relate 'pharisee' to its historical origin and use involving religious practices in ancient times.

Historical Context

Originally, 'pharisee' was a neutral term for a religious group, not inherently negative.

Neutral Term

In current language, the historical meaning is old-fashioned and seldom used.

Archaic Usage

Today, 'pharisee' is metaphorical, representing someone hypocritical, not a literal sect member.

Modern Metaphor

It's a judgmental term, often used to criticize someone's sincerity in beliefs or actions.

Negative Judgment

Be careful using 'pharisee' to avoid offending someone with religious sensibilities.

Caution with Offense

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