Sentences with AFFECTATION
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"Her British accent was just an affectation; she was actually born in Ohio."
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"He adopted a pretentious affectation whenever he was in public."
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"The exaggerated cough she developed was nothing more than an affectation to gain attention."
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"She spoke in a strange affectation, deliberately using words and phrases to sound more sophisticated."
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"His constant use of flowery language was seen as an affectation by his colleagues."
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"The designer's flamboyant outfits were more of an affectation than a true reflection of his personal style."
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"She put on an air of superiority, but it was just an affectation to hide her insecurities."
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"His deep knowledge of classical music was not an affectation, but a genuine passion."
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"Many considered his insistence on using a walking cane to be an affectation, as he didn't actually need one."
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"The actor's over-the-top gestures on stage seemed like affectations rather than sincere expressions."
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"Her constant use of French phrases in conversation was seen as an affectation by her friends."
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"He wore glasses with non-prescription lenses as an affectation to appear more intelligent."
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"The politician's folksy way of speaking was often viewed as an affectation to connect with voters."
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"The artist's messy studio was not an affectation; it was truly reflective of his creative process."
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"She exaggerated her accent as an affectation to make her stories more interesting."
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"The man's overly formal attire seemed like an affectation in such a casual setting."
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"His constant use of quotations from famous philosophers was viewed as an affectation rather than genuine wisdom."
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"She displayed an affectation of modesty, downplaying her own accomplishments."
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"His constant sighing was merely an affectation to seek sympathy from others."
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"The politician's biting sarcasm was seen as an affectation of his tough personality."
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"Her refined accent and aloof manner were just a show of affectation."
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"He pretended to be interested in art, but it was all an affectation."
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"She adopted a faux British accent as an affectation."
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"His excessive use of big words was an affectation to impress others."
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"The extravagant hat was more of an affectation than a fashion statement."
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"He displayed an affectation of wealth by wearing expensive jewelry."
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"She spoke with an affectation of authority, though she had no real expertise."
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"His loud laughter seemed like an affectation to appear more jovial."
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"The elaborate hand gestures were an affectation of his public speaking style."
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"Despite her claim of humility, her behavior was full of affectation."
