Affectations

She wore designer clothes and jewelry to show off her affectations of status.

Her affectations of wealth were obvious to everyone at the party.

The politician's attempts at being relatable were seen as affectations.

He tried to impress his boss with his affectations of knowledge about the industry.

He spoke with affectations of a British accent to sound more sophisticated.

She was annoyed by his affectations and insincere compliments.

His affectations of nonchalance towards his failures only served to make him appear arrogant.

The singer's affectations of pain in her voice seemed forced and insincere.

She couldn't help but notice the affectations of superiority in his tone.

The actor's affectations of passion on stage were criticized as overdone.

The politician's affectations of concern for the poor were met with skepticism.

Her affectations on stage were quite impressive.

She put on a show of extreme empathy, but her affectations were transparent to me.

Her speech was filled with affectations of a British accent.

Her constant use of big words was one of her affectations.

Her haughty mannerisms were just affectations to make her appear superior.

He affectations a cheerful demeanor even when he's feeling down.

She affectations a disdain for social media, but is secretly addicted to scrolling through Instagram.

He affectations a love of sports, but never actually plays or watches any games.

She affectations a love of classical music, but secretly listens to pop music.

She affectations disinterest in the gossip, but always seems to know the latest news.

The artist affectations an air of mystery, never revealing his true inspiration.

She affectations a British accent when she's talking to strangers.

He affectations his dress style to appear wealthy.

They affectations their laughter to fit in with the popular group.

The writer affectations his vocabulary to appear more intellectual.

The politician affectations his populist stance to gain votes.

The influencer affectations her lifestyle to attract more followers.

She affectations her knowledge of wine to impress her date.

The writer's literary style was marred by the numerous affectations she employed.

Her affectations of wealth were obvious, with her flashy designer clothes and expensive jewelry.

The use of flowery language in the document was deemed unnecessary affectations.

The politician's attempts at relatability came off as affectations to the general public.

The actor's overly dramatic performance was riddled with affectations.