feigned

He accepted the invitation with feigned enthusiasm.

He feigned indifference to criticism of his work.

The child feigned a look of innocence when his mother asked who had eaten the cake.

Adrian didn't really hurt his leg – he feigned, or pretended, to be hurt.

" You have a cheerful way of grieving, " said Catelyn, whose distress was not feigned.

" Gone" ? Petyr feigned surprise. " Where would I go" ?

" A feigned boy is what he has, " said Randyll Tarly.

But William feigned an interest in football so the boy would have someone to relate to.

" I haven't been anywhere near your office! " said Harry angrily, forgetting his feigned deafness.

There is a chance here. " We still have Windblown in the dungeons. Those feigned deserters" .

Before long, one certain feigned Holiness called on him.

His feigned timidity flattered the vanity of the Nuns, who endeavoured to reassure him.

The Baron raised his gaze to the ceiling in feigned exasperation while his thoughts raced.