Feignful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Feignful is an adjective meaning False; feigned.
Meaning
False; feigned.
Example Sentences
So feignful for its creator to flee in glee as the mighty vessel was capsizing before him.
The bawd, all palsy-twitched, whose feignful glee, When he beholds her face upon the morrow, With sobered brain, will freeze his jollity To speechless horror, till he fain would borrow Thy veil, once more, to hide his young remorseful sorrow.
Chief among these is his rejection of the possibility that subaltern groups can be complicit in the imaginaries that legitimise domination, and — concomitantly— the claim that acquiescence is only ever a feignful performance of an ideological script, and never a measure of some degree of consent.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include artificial, fictive, affectatious, affectational, colourable, fake-ass.
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