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She acted without affectation or jealousy.
To wear a dress and pearls to pull weeds is an affectation.

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She acted without affectation or jealousy.
To wear a dress and pearls to pull weeds is an affectation.

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(An affectation is a mannerism, habitual or contrived, that differs from natural expressions.)

"He practiced a military affectation but he has never been in the service."

"Mr. Pimbles had the odd affectation of beginning every sentence with the phrase 'quite frankly'."

"It's affectation to compare the Oder to music."

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my mother showed me affectation by buying me a "get well" card when i was sick.

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affect

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pretension, affectation

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