ˈfānd adjective
Etymology: Middle English feined, feigned, past participle of feinen, feignen to feign
1. : fictitious , imaginary
an actual or feigned account of what happened
2.
a. : not real or genuine : insincere , false
showered him with feigned compliments
b. : pretended , counterfeit
he slipped into the part of the tranquil, fearless matador, and the feigned calm brought him genuine calm — Barnaby Conrad
presented him with a feigned copy, not with the original
also : altered to deceive : disguised
spoke in a feigned voice and a foreign accent
• feigned·ly ˈfān(ə̇)dlē, -li adverb