affectation
 noun
 afectación
EN But, as it would be mere affectation wholly to evade a question, about which so much interests has gathered, and an interest which, from its objects and grounds, must be so durable, I gave you reason to expect, that I would say a few words on that which is at this time understood by the term German Philosophy -- i. e., the philosophy of Kant.
GL Mais como sería simple afectación evitar completamente unha cuestión sobre a que se reuniu tanto interese, e un interese que, dos seus obxectos e fundamentos, ten que ser tan durable, deille razón para esperar que diría algunhas palabras sobre o que neste tempo se entende por Filosofía alemana2, isto é, a filosofía de Kant.
 Fonte: LET (547)
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