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JSTOR (May 2025)...
- name
Nazarene came from a term of
derision used
against them for
their affectation of a
biblical manner of
clothing and hair style. In 1809, six students...
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Retrieved 18
October 2017. "La trans****ualité ne sera plus classée
comme affectation psychiatrique" [Trans****uality will no
longer be
classified as a psychiatric...
- vulnerability. This quality,
which used to seem more like an
adorable child-star
affectation than a deep-seated trait, has
proved to be an
essential ingredient of...
- as
appealing or
amusing because of its
heightened level of artifice,
affectation and exaggeration,
especially when
there is also a
playful or
ironic element...
- and Roll Hall of Fame. Much has been made of White's "showmanship" and
affectations.
Since the beginning,
critics have
debated the "riddle" of White's self-awareness...
- from May 1971 to June 1980.
Christened Barrie, 'Barriemore' was an
affectation to suit the
eccentric image of
Jethro Tull (much as
Jeffrey Hammond had...
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these men wear
headbands like this; we
thought it was
another militia affectation but it was not. It was the
beginning of a
legend which also contained...
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backgrounds who
pretend towards a
higher class through their interests and
affectations, such as
Leonard Bast of the 1910
novel Howards End: a lower-middle class...
- high-end clothing,
fastidious eating, and gambling. He
mixed Continental affectations with his
British nature, like a
practitioner of
macaronic verse (which...
