I've heard of "make believe", but in the sense of playing, not exactly in feigning.
In this context I'd say "pretended".
You could also use (in British English, at least) the phrasal verb "to make out", e.g. "The boy made out that he was too ill to go to school."
https://www.collinsdictionary.c...glish/make-out
(3. phrasal verb)
In American English, make out means to kiss (among other things). :)
> In American English, make out means to kiss (among other things). :)
I know. :)
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