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6. sentiment, notion, idea, conception, thought, estimation, theory; opinion, outlook, viewpoint, point of view; attitude, stance, position, posture, way of thinking.
7. feelings sensibilities, susceptibilities, sympathies, sentiments, emotions, passions.
-adj. 8. sensitive, sentient, sensible, intuitive; emotional, demonstrable; warm, tender, tenderhearted, softhearted, soft; sympathetic, compassionate, responsive, receptive.
9. passionate, impassioned, intense, ardent, fervent, fervid, vehement; hot, red-hot, heated, fiery. feign, v. 1. affect, simulate, fake, sham, give the appearance of; adopt, assume, take on, put on, pretend to be [s.t.] one is not; impersonate, personate, pose as, pretend to be [s.o.], pass oneself off as, sail under false colors, (all deceptively) allege or claim or profess to be, SI. make like; (all deceptively) imitate, copy, ape, mimic; dissemble, dissimulate, misrepresent, disguise, falsify.
2. pretend, make believe, malinger, playact, act; put on airs, assume airs, posture, do for effect.
3. fabricate, make up, forge, counterfeit; think or dream up, invent, concoct, devise, create; lie, tell a lie or a white lie, tell a story, make excuses. feigned, adj. 1. fake, counterfeit, sham, bogus, fraudulent, false, spurious, meretricious, flash; pretended, make-believe, acted, theatrical, affected, put-on, mock, insincere, ungenuine, SI. hokey; pseudo, imitation, simulated, synthetic, ersatz, specious, un-authentic.
2. assumed, adopted, taken on, borrowed, someone else's, not one's own; stolen, taken, appropriated, usurped.
3. disguised, camouflaged, dissembled, dissimulated, misrepresented, misleading, deceptive; fabricated, forged, made up, factitious, fictitious, untrue; (allfictitiously) invented, created, concocted, devised, contrived. feint, n. 1. dodge, maneuver, false or deceptive move, mock attack, distraction; jugglery, sleight of hand, legerdemain, prestidigitation; trick, wile, ruse, artifice, deception, pretext, subterfuge, blind; bait, decoy, lure, trap, snare, SI. plant.
2. disguise, camouflage, mask, cloak, wolf in sheep's clothing; sham, fake, hoax, fraud, humbug, imposition; pretense, make-believe, show, mere show, affectation, affectedness, put-on; pose, posture, semblance, air, appearance. felicitate, v. congratulate, wish [s.o.] joy, rejoice with, wish [s.o.] many happy returns, offer one's felicitations or compliments; salute, hail, toast, drink to, wish well to; pay one's respects to. felicitation, n. usu. felicitations congratulations, joy, compliments, blessings, good wishes, best wishes, wish for happiness; greetings, salutations; toasts, cheers. felicitous, adj. well-suited, apt, appropriate, suitable, accordant, apropos, apposite, germane, pertinent, to the point, Latin, ad rem becoming, graceful, gain-ly, seemly, fitting, Inf. just right; neat, pat, Inf on the button or mark, Inf. on target; well-put, well-said, well-expressed, well-chosen, inspired; seasonable, timely, well-timed, opportune, propitious, auspicious, of good omen; harmonious, happy, meet, congenial, fortunate, lucky, successful, prosperous. felicity, n. 1. happiness, joy, joyfulness, bliss, blissfulness, ecstasy, rapture; delight, pleasure, gladness, enjoyment, satisfaction, gratification, contentment, harmony.
2. appropriateness, suitability, suitableness, fitness, rightness, justness, seemliness; aptness, appositeness, expedience; congruity, becomingness; applicability, relevance, relevancy, pertinence; propitiousness, auspiciousness.