affectedness (Meaning)
affectedness (n)
the quality of being false or artificial (as to impress others)
a deliberate pretense or exaggerated display
affectedness (n.)
Affectation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of affectedness
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- pompousness
- cheekiness
- brassiness
- lordliness
- hauteur
- self-assurance
- aggressiveness
- self-consequence
- vaingloriousness
- rudeness
- snobbishness
- presumption
- pretentiousness
- snobbery
- forwardness
- presumptuousness
- complacency
- grandiloquence
- impudence
- garishness
- ostentatiousness
- insolence
- self-importance
- vainglory
- braggadocio
- egotism
- self-aggrandizement
- conceit
- superciliousness
- audaciousness
- bumptiousness
- self-glorification
- assertiveness
- ostentation
- self-conceit
- self-assumption
- self-assertion
- self-confidence
- boldness
- flamboyance
- smugness
- imperiousness
- self-satisfaction
- haughtiness
- sureness
- cockiness
- vainness
- gaudiness
- boastfulness
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
affectedness Sentence Examples
- Her affectedness in social situations made it challenging for others to connect with her genuine emotions.
- The speaker's affectedness during the presentation undermined the credibility of the information being shared.
- The actor's affectedness in portraying the character led to a lack of authenticity in the performance.
- Despite her apparent affectedness, there was a sincerity in her eyes that betrayed her true feelings.
- The politician's affectedness in public appearances made it difficult for voters to trust his sincerity.
- The professor's affectedness in the classroom created a barrier between students and the subject matter.
- The artist's affectedness in interviews contrasted with the raw honesty conveyed in their artwork.
- The CEO's affectedness during staff meetings created a sense of detachment from the concerns of employees.
- Her affectedness in dealing with criticism suggested a fragile ego beneath the confident exterior.
- The therapist encouraged the client to explore the roots of their affectedness in order to foster genuine personal growth.
FAQs About the word affectedness
the quality of being false or artificial (as to impress others), a deliberate pretense or exaggerated displayAffectation.
affectation, pretense, vanity, superiority, disdain, pretension, confidence, inflation, grandiosity,arrogance
meekness, diffidence, humbleness, lowliness, humility,humility, meekness, diffidence, modesty, demureness
Her affectedness in social situations made it challenging for others to connect with her genuine emotions.
The speaker's affectedness during the presentation undermined the credibility of the information being shared.
The actor's affectedness in portraying the character led to a lack of authenticity in the performance.
Despite her apparent affectedness, there was a sincerity in her eyes that betrayed her true feelings.
