Feigned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEIGNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FEIGN, to pretend, give a false impression, also FAINE, FAYNE
• pretend to be affected by (a feeling, state, or injury)
• invent (a story or excuse).
ADJECTIVE:
• Not real or genuine; pretended; counterfeit; insincere; false.
• not genuine

Words related to FEIGNED

feign9 feigning13 feigns10

Words that contain FEIGNED

feignedly17 unfeigned14 misfeigned17 feignedness16 unfeignedly19 feignednesses18 unfeignedness18 unfeignednesses20

How to use FEIGNED in a sentence

• An acquired conviction such as is feigned by adults is, as a rule, only the mask for some kind of personal interest.
• A contemporary publication, the LONDON MAGAZINE, feigned to give the debates of the Roman senate, and adapted Roman titles to the several speakers.
• Once more their cavalry executed a feigned attack under cover of which the Russian infantry rallied, strongly reinforced by reserves, and more determined than ever.
• She had but to withdraw in feigned surprise from the sight of a scene which she had come upon unawares and she would be free of any association with it.
• After which, a feigned death, and a private burial, did the rest.
• When my strength was nearly gone, I feigned unconsciousness.
• Then he feigned a panic, and proceeded to forsake the camp for a short while.
• They feigned to be making a careful choice, but beset Daleman in a night surprise and slew him.
• And when he entered the palace, he disguised his true countenance, and feigned to be a man broken with age.
• This is that which has for its subject general pictures of common life, and feigned names and adventures, whether of the court or of the city.
• Often had De Montespan feigned a faint in the days when she wished to disarm the anger of the king.
• He always used Cipher, which he frequently changed, addressed his letters under feigned names, and finally resolved on writing in his own hand to no heretic.
• She feigned delirium and threw her arms about in a wild manner.
• She did not know that her interest in her book was partly feigned.
• But she feigned the greatest indifference, teased him into opposition.
• He feigned consent, agreement to everything, with much regard for her, and small regard for the promotion at which he jested.
• Wherein Pantagruel feigned that he had an army at sea.
• This makes me often think on a Story I have heard of two Friends, which I shall give my Reader at large, under feigned Names.
• His mother, a tall broad woman once beautiful but made haggard from tragedy was wearing a scarf to cover hair loss and a feigned smile to get through the day.
• I rather suspect that vices are feigned or exaggerated, when profit is looked for in their punishment.
• This old man, whether it were feigned or real sensibility, seemed extremely affected and even shed tears, in showing us these objects.
• He had caught his eye, but had feigned not to know him.
• His wife had feigned illness, and the old nurse had tended her through the night in a separate chamber.
• And through covetousness shall they with feigned words make merchandise of you.

Similar words containing FEIGN without suffix ed

feign9 feigns10 feigner11 feigners12 feigning13 misfeign14 feignedly17 feignings14 misfeigns15 unfeigned14 feigningly18 misfeigned17 unfeigning15 feignedness16 misfeigning18 unfeignedly19 feignednesses18 unfeignedness18 unfeignednesses20

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