Examples of using Affectation in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
I'm thinking about adopting some quirky affectation… like a pipe or a monocle or a handlebar mustache. Mm.
point is very casual and free of affectation.
She has sheltered in the guise of a Nun, she has laughed at us all in her affectation as Prior!
The accent is-is nothing more than an affectation.
Affectation, in such matters, consists in dressing
The accent is-is nothing more than an affectation, a-a coat of armor to get me through the day, just an image I cultivated so I could feel special.
There is no trace of intellectual affectation, of fear for the ridiculous,
The accent is-is nothing more than an affectation, a-a coat of armor to get me through the day.
The accent is-is nothing more than an affectation, just an image I cultivated so I could feel special. a-a coat of armor to get me through the day.
without drama or affectation, has remained closest to the conspiucuous reality of everydag life, without any attempt at storytelling.
then the rhetoric affectation becomes understandable and we were in
religious leaders of earlier Dispensations who, out of hypocrisy and affectation, and in order to win the praise of their followers,
wigs and all other affectations.
poke fun at the affectations of the powerful or at macho swaggering,
I never understood this bizarre affectation.
It's an affectation of his.
That whole French shtick of Greta's is an affectation, all right?
I may have less personal charm than Lefroy… superficial charm to some eyes… to others it is mere affectation, but I.
Anna, at my age, one treats modesty as an affectation of the ugly.
He was free from affectation; he was always so refreshingly genuine.