Adjective:

காட்டிக்கொண்டனர்,

feigned's Usage Examples:

In the second, the materials of sense are separated or divided in ways not corresponding to nature but after the mind's own pleasure, and the result is poesy or feigned history.

If a heretic in the Inquisition asked for absolution, he could receive it, but subject to a life imprisonment; but if his repentance were but feigned he could be at once condemned and handed over to the civil power for execution.

"I don't believe in picking every flower I find in the woods," she said with feigned disdain.

She feigned ignoring him, though he saw the flush of her face grow deeper.

antic disposition, is real, not feigned, her gentle soul having collapsed under stress.

6 In this an ox was slaughtered with ceremonies unique in Greece; the priest who slew him fled and remained in exile for a period, and the axe that was used was tried, condemned and flung into the sea; the hide of the slain ox was stuffed with hay, and this effigy of the ox was yoked to the plough and feigned to be alive.

Again Robertson Smith saw here the " theanthropic" animal, the Ox-God-man, eaten sacramentally by an ox-tribe, and so sacred that his death is a murder that must be atoned for in other ways and by a feigned resurrection.

"Touching a hand to her mouth, she stifled a feigned yawn of boredom.

Work thou in us unfeigned repentance, and move thou our hearts to obey thy holy laws.

Synonyms:

insincere,

Antonyms:

real, sincere,