adj
feigned
FAYND
Feigned (adj) means not genuine; put on or faked. Example: “Her feigned enthusiasm didn't fool anyone.”
adj
1
Not genuine; put on or faked.
"Her feigned enthusiasm didn't fool anyone."
How to use feigned
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes an emotion or reaction that is faked rather than real.
Common pairings
feigned surprise
feigned indifference
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What does “feigned” mean?
The word “feigned” means not genuine; put on or faked. In plain terms, describes an emotion or reaction that is faked rather than real.
How do you pronounce “feigned”?
“Feigned” is pronounced FAYND (/ˈfeɪnd/ in IPA).
How do you use “feigned” in a sentence?
Here is “feigned” used in a sentence: “Her feigned enthusiasm didn't fool anyone.”
What part of speech is “feigned”?
“Feigned” is an adjective.