artificiality

He was a guy who hated artificiality, yet he practiced his craft on, arguably, the most manipulative medium in history.

The audio aspect of Clubhouse, Key says, deepens the human connection, stripping away some of the artificiality of social media, and breeding empathy.

The artificiality of the TV show, when paired with the growing intimacy between the cast members, was often jarringly surreal.

Liberals still searched for the authenticity and energy denied them by the artificiality of capitalism and democracy.

The overwhelming impression through the pages of that book is one of studied artificiality.

This last phrase is characteristic and betrays the individual taste of the poet for artificiality.

The sentences will all be finished to a degree, and unquestionably will give a feeling of artificiality.

His own designs struck even his own imagination in a strange light; there was a smack of artificiality, of unreality about them.

The touch of artificiality was cold on this amazingly straightforward old man.

But her face was anxious, her bright eyes were uneasy, and there was a perceptible stamp of artificiality upon her.