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Detailed Translations for affectation from English to Spanish

affectation:

affectation [the ~] noun

  1. the affectation (swank; pose; put on)
    la fanfarronería
  2. the affectation (pretence; artificiality; circumvention; )
    la artificialidad; la mentira; la actuación; la disimulo; el engaño; la estafa; el fraude; la falsedad; la impostura; la falsía

Translation Matrix for affectation:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
actuación affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness game; play; playing
artificialidad affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness artificiality; mannerism; popularity
disimulo affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness concealing; concealment; deceit; dissemblement; dissembling; falseness; falsity; illegitimacy; mystery; secrecy; secret; spuriousness; stealth
engaño affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness cheating; con; deceit; deception; diddle; double-cross; falsehood; falseness; falsity; fooling; fraud; frauds; illegitimacy; lie; mess; skulduggery; skullduggery; spuriousness; swindle; swindling; trickery; untruth; varnishing
estafa affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness cheating; con; deceit; deception; defalcation; diddle; double-cross; embezzlement; falsehood; fooling; fraud; frauds; lie; mess; scam; skulduggery; skullduggery; swindle; swindling; trickery; untruth; varnishing
falsedad affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness cheating; cunning; deceit; deceitfulness; deception; dissimulation; double-cross; duplicity; falsehood; falseness; falsity; fooling; fraud; hypocrisy; illegitimacy; insincerity; lie; mendacity; sanctimoniousness; shrewdness; slyness; spuriousness; swindling; treacherousness; unnaturalness; untruth; untruthfulness
falsía affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness cunning; deceit; falseness; falsity; illegitimacy; mendacity; shrewdness; slyness; spuriousness; untruthfulness
fanfarronería affectation; pose; put on; swank boast; boasting; bold; brag; bragging; bravado; swank; tall talk; tub-thumping
fraude affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness cheating; con; deceit; deception; double-cross; evasion; falsehood; fooling; fraud; frauds; lie; mess; swindle; swindling; trickery; untruth
impostura affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; falseness; falsity; fooling; illegitimacy; lie; spuriousness; untruth
mentira affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; far-fetchedness; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; untruthfulness cheating; deceit; deception; double-cross; falsehood; fibbing; fooling; fraud; lie; swindling; trickery; untruth
- affectedness; mannerism; pose
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- nambi-pambiness
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
disimulo on the sly; underhanded

Related Words for "affectation":

  • affectations

Synonyms for "affectation":


Related Definitions for "affectation":

  1. a deliberate pretense or exaggerated display1

Wiktionary Translations for affectation:

affectation
noun
  1. an attempt to assume or exhibit what is not natural or real

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
affectation conducta Gehabemeist negativ: (affektiertes) Verhalten
affectation afectación Manieriertheitmanierierte, gekünstelte Art und Weise
affectation afectación aanstellerij — het zich aanstellen