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feigned

[feynd] / feɪnd /


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Time and again, we've seen feigned concerns about "sexual materials" offered as a fig leaf for people whose real objection is to books that are critical of white supremacy.

From Salon

In one instance, Yaroslav said, the Russians feigned a retreat from forward positions at dusk.

From New York Times

After Ms. Novoa explained the significance of their wedding rings, the couple feigned losing them as the ring box was opened and fake ones tumbled out.

From New York Times

A former police officer who feigned injury and claimed almost £150,000 from the force has been found guilty of gross misconduct.

From BBC

The audience initially thought Smith’s indignation was feigned, part of the act.

From Reuters