feigned in Latin
feigned in Latin is fictus — feigned means not genuine; put on or faked.
feigned in Latin
fictus
Being a pretense, simulation, or counterfeit, or something false or fraudulent.
What does "feigned" mean?
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adj Not genuine; put on or faked.
"Her feigned enthusiasm didn't fool anyone."
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feigned in a sentence
- Her feigned enthusiasm didn't fool anyone.
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What is "feigned" in Latin?
"feigned" in Latin is fictus. feigned means: Not genuine; put on or faked.
How do you use "feigned" in a sentence?
Example: "Her feigned enthusiasm didn't fool anyone." In Latin, "feigned" is fictus.
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