fakefondness

noun
UK /ˌfeɪkˈfɒndnəs/
US /ˌfeɪkˈfɑːndnəs/

A pretend liking for someone or something that you do not really like.

She showed fakefondness for the broccoli but fed it to the dog under the table.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A show of kindness meant to get something from someone.

His fakefondness for the teacher vanished once the grades were posted.

3. Acting like you enjoy a hobby or food just to fit in with a group.

There was a lot of fakefondness for jazz at the party, but nobody knew the songs.

4. A polite but untrue display of caring in a formal setting.

The fakefondness in the greeting card felt colder than no card at all.