







矫情干誉 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to deliberately act contrary to normal sentiment or reason in order to gain a good reputation or praise; to seek fame through affected or pretentious behavior”. Literally, “Feigning sentiment for reputation”.

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Open the tool →矫情干誉 (jiǎo qíng gān yù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to deliberately act contrary to normal sentiment or reason in order to gain a good reputation or praise; to seek fame through affected or pretentious behavior”.
矫情干誉 is pronounced jiǎo qíng gān yù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 矫情干誉 means “Feigning sentiment for reputation”. It is used to mean “to deliberately act contrary to normal sentiment or reason in order to gain a good reputation or praise; to seek fame through affected or pretentious behavior”.
故违常情,以求美誉。