[f. next + -ISM.] Finical affectation.

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1844.  N. Brit. Rev., II. 65. Notwithstanding … of this theatrical finicism, he was always himself again before an audience; nothing being strong enough to stifle or repress his native sincerity and earnestness of soul.

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1861.  Temple Bar Mag., VI. Aug., 132. There was no finicism in the Author of Waverley.

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