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affectedness

/əˈfɛk.tɪd.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité de ce qui est affecté, c'est-à-dire manquant de naturel, marqué par une recherche excessive d'effet, une feinte ou une exagération destinée à impressionner autrui.

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noun

/əˈfɛk.tɪd.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité de ce qui est affecté, c'est-à-dire manquant de naturel, marqué par une recherche excessive d'effet, une feinte ou une exagération destinée à impressionner autrui.

A noun referring to the quality of being artificial, insincere, or exaggerated, often intended to impress others.

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  1. Artificial behaviorC1formal

    The quality of being false, pretentious, or unnatural in behavior, often to impress others.

    frAffectation

    • Her affectedness at the party made her seem insincere.
    • He spoke with an affectedness that annoyed his colleagues.
    • The critic noted the actor's affectedness in the dramatic scenes.

    Synonymesartificialityfalsenessinsinceritymannerismostentationpretensepretentiousnessshowstaginess

    Antonymesgenuinenessnaturalnesssincerityspontaneityunpretentiousness

  2. C1formal

    A deliberate pretense or exaggerated display of emotion or style.

    frAffectation

    • His affectedness in describing his achievements was off-putting.
    • The politician's affectedness during the speech seemed calculated.
    • She adopted an affectedness of sophistication that didn't suit her.

    Synonymesartificialitydisplayinsinceritymannerismposepretensepretensionshowtheatricality

    Antonymesgenuinenessnaturalnesssincerityspontaneityunaffectedness

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  • affectednesses' possessive plural form
  • affectedness's possessive singular form
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