Affectation is an artificial or habitual mannerism, and is used in writing to indirectly indicate some characteristic of a character.
Affectation is similar to a pose or "air," an adopted form of expression, as in an air of authority, or putting on airs. A reference to a character may illustrate the affectation without explaining why it is done. These include spoken dialogue as well as actions.
(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."
Example sentence - We used a stick to prop the fence up while we repaired it.
No, "ACE wrapping" is not typically capitalized when used in a sentence unless it is at the beginning of a sentence or part of a title.
Adverbs can be used at the beginning, middle, or the end of a sentence.
In the sentence, "yet" is a coordinating conjunction.
my mother showed me affectation by buying me a "get well" card when i was sick.
(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."
Marri's childish affectation won her more sympathy from the adults than the cleverness which made her an outcast at school.Affectation refers to an unnatural form of behavior that is designed to impress others. A sample sentence is: "He carried himself with an affectation of wealth that did not fool anyone".
She acted without affectation or jealousy.To wear a dress and pearls to pull weeds is an affectation.
A sweater, tied casually around the neck when not coming or going from the tennis court is an affectation that makes me laugh.
affect
pretension, affectation
Not properly. The spelling Xpectation might be used as a marketing term or an affectation, but not as a proper spelling.
Stock discs were not used on No.4 Enfields. The ID disc is more of a No.1MkIII affectation.
An affecter is a person who has a desire, appetite, or inclination to know something.
most likely an English lady of the 1570s with a french affectation
It is not a myth it is an affectation used by some people in the mistaken belief that it is polite to do so.