Affected tear
Synonyms for affected tear
noun fake and insincere tears
Academy Award performance
affected tears
fake tears
false show of emotion
false tears
insincere tears
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- Affected tears
Synonyms for affected tears noun fake and insincere tears Academy Award performance fake tears false show of emotion false tears insincere tears
- Affectedness
Synonyms for affectedness noun affectation grandiosity mannerism air insincerity pretension pretentiousness pretense Antonyms for affectedness honesty truth
- Affectibilities
Synonyms for affectibilities noun responsiveness to stimuli nervousness subtlety sympathy sense feeling awareness susceptibility consciousness delicacy sensation acuteness receptiveness sensitiveness reactivity affectibility impressionability reactiveness Antonyms for affectibilities unconsciousness apathy impassivity numbness insensitivity Synonyms noun sensitivity nervousness susceptibility consciousness subtlety receptiveness delicacy sensation sympathy acuteness sense sensibility feeling awareness reactivity affectibility impressionability reactiveness Antonyms unconsciousness indifference […]
- Affectibility
Synonyms for affectibility noun responsiveness to stimuli nervousness subtlety sympathy sense feeling awareness susceptibility consciousness delicacy sensation acuteness receptiveness sensitiveness reactivity impressionability reactiveness Antonyms for affectibility unconsciousness apathy impassivity numbness insensitivity Synonyms noun sensitivity nervousness susceptibility consciousness subtlety receptiveness delicacy sensation sympathy acuteness sense sensibility feeling awareness reactivity impressionability reactiveness Antonyms unconsciousness indifference insensibility
- Affecting
Synonyms for affecting adj moving poignant touching stirring arousing affect Antonyms for affecting unaffecting Usage Notes Affect1 and effect, each both noun and verb, share the sense of “influence,” and because of their similarity in pronunciation are sometimes confused in writing. As a verb affect1 means “to act on” or “to move” (His words affected […]