n.习性，言谈举止，(绘画、写作中)过分的独特风格，风格主义，矫饰主义(16世纪意大利的一种艺术风格，以怪诞、变形的方式表现事物)

原形：mannerism复数：mannerisms

His writing style is marred by an excessive display of mannerisms, making it difficult to follow his thoughts.
他的写作风格过于做作，让人难以理解他的思路。
The actor's over-the-top performance was a clear example of affected mannerisms on stage.
这位演员夸张的表演是舞台上刻意做作的表现方式的一个明显例子。
The artist's paintings exhibit a distinct mannerism, with exaggerated brushstrokes and vivid colors.
这位艺术家的画作有明显的风格化特征，夸张的笔触和鲜艳的色彩。
The author's use of convoluted sentences was a mannerism that detracted from the clarity of his message.
作者使用复杂句子的习惯削弱了他信息的清晰度。
The old man had a quaint mannerism of tapping his cane rhythmically on the floor when thinking.
老人思考时有个独特的习惯，就是有节奏地用拐杖轻敲地板。
She adopted a formal mannerism, bowing deeply as she greeted the guests.
她以一种正式的姿态深深鞠躬来迎接客人。
Mannerisms can reveal a person's underlying personality traits or emotional state, if observed closely.
如果仔细观察，一个人的行为举止可能透露出其内在的性格特征或情绪状态。
The singer's signature dance moves were a defining mannerism during the 80s pop era.
这位歌手标志性的舞蹈动作是80年代流行音乐时期的独特风格。
His speech was peppered with affected mannerisms, making him appear insincere in his arguments.
他在演讲中频繁使用做作的表达，让人觉得他在辩论中不真诚。
The director insisted on removing all unnecessary mannerisms from the actors' performances to keep the story authentic.
导演坚持要求演员去掉所有不必要的做作，以保持故事的真实性。