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Meanings of more genuine in anglès

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Usage of more genuine in anglès
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The man's smile this time was deeper and more genuine than before.
Depraved
2
Somehow it seemed a more genuine Christmas than any we can remember.
The new yorker
3
I insist upon it that we discuss something of more genuine interest.
The Great Impersonation
4
This seemed to strike her with a more genuine sort of grief.
The stand
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Once, when Rose pressed the matter, she gave a more genuine reason.
The Real Adventure
6
No poet was ever warmed by a more genuine and unforced inspiration.
Notes to the Complete Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley
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Her smile's only change was to become half a degree more genuine.
Leviathan Wakes
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His smile, he guessed, wasn't any warmer or more genuine than Gunther's.
A Matter of Trust
9
I figured it would be more genuine to print it as is.
Wired
10
She was more genuine with K. than with anyone else, even herself.
K
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His smile was a little more genuine, and it had an edge.
Nemesis Game
12
Parkinson's was a far purer and more genuine delight in the natural world.
The new yorker
13
They also tend to come with less red tape and more genuine innovation.
Reuters
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He had taken a far more genuine interest in the artistry of ritual.
The Soul of a Bishop
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And the more he was tested the more genuine did the man appear.
For Fortune and Glory: A Story of the Soudan War
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The more genuine and knowledgeable the supporter, the greater that expectation will be.
The Irish Times
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