Feigned
Feigned adjective - Lacking in natural or spontaneous quality.
Usage example: the feigned applause that polite people give after a bad concert
Nearby Word: feigning
Right
Right adjective - Following an original exactly.
Both words in one sentence
- The hero slaps the Femme Fatale to bring her out of a fit of (probably-feigned) hysterics; she stares at him indignantly and slaps him right back.
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However, the fact that Keenbean knows the vault has that feature does implies that Van Dough was right to be skeptical about Keenbean's feigned ignorance since the voice-activated security is very high-tech and Keenbean is the Rich family's trusted Gadgeteer Genius.
Source: Film / Richie Rich
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