di maniera
Italian
Etymology
Literally, “of manner”.
Adjective
- mannered, affected
- 2017 September 12, Andrea Coclite, “Cinque cose che non sapevate su David Foster Wallace [Five things you did not know about David Foster Wallace]”, in Rolling Stone:
- «Per la prima volta ho ascoltato i pensieri di una generazione che non aveva mai avuto voce. Riusciva a parlare di Joyce e di fitness contemporaneamente, senza mai essere di maniera».
- "For the first time I listened to the thoughts of a generation that had never had a voice. He was able to speak of Joyce and fitness contemporaneously, without ever being mannered".
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