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mannerism

/ˈmæn.ər.ɪz.əm/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un rasgo distintivo de comportamiento o un hábito peculiar de una persona, o bien un estilo o gesto exagerado adoptado para causar efecto.

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noun

/ˈmæn.ər.ɪz.əm/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un rasgo distintivo de comportamiento o un hábito peculiar de una persona, o bien un estilo o gesto exagerado adoptado para causar efecto.

A noun referring to a distinctive behavioral trait or peculiar habit characteristic of an individual, or an exaggerated manner adopted for effect.

  1. Distinctive HabitB2formal

    A particular and often unconscious way of behaving, speaking, or gesturing that is characteristic of a specific person.

    esmanía o gesto característico

    • He has a nervous mannerism of tapping his fingers on the table.
    • Her mannerism of tilting her head when thinking is quite endearing.
    • The actor perfectly copied the character's mannerisms.

    Sinónimosaffectationcharacteristicfoiblehabitidiosyncrasypeculiarityquirktictrait

  2. Affected StyleC1formal

    An artificial or exaggerated way of behaving or speaking, often used to impress others or create a certain impression.

    esamaneramiento

    • His affected mannerisms made him seem insincere.
    • The politician's mannerisms were criticized as being too theatrical.
    • She adopted a posh mannerism when speaking to the wealthy guests.

    Sinónimosaffectationartificialityposeposturingpretensionpretentiousnesstheatricality

    Antónimoseasegenuinenessnaturalnesssimplicitysincerityspontaneity

Formas
  • mannerisms plural form
  • mannerisms' possessive plural form
  • mannerism's possessive singular form
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