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Meanings of authentic in English
Synonyms
Examples for "veritable"
Examples for "veritable"
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It was fine food for such a rough camp, a veritable feast.
2
In Scranton the storm of March 25th amounted to a veritable tornado.
3
There is a veritable cable; enough to hang the whole case on.
4
These man-eating fish are a veritable scourge in the waters they frequent.
5
For the next five minutes Max was also a veritable hugging machine.
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It is a lovely moment -a note of unquestionable material truth.
2
In the main, and as a general description, this is quite unquestionable.
3
Certainly, I have read the book; it is full of unquestionable genius.
4
But what is unquestionable is Harry is no longer playing second banana.
5
This was when the unquestionable authority of the prophet really took hold.
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Realize that bona fide student loan companies don't impose upfront application fees.
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It soon was and gave them their first bona fide hit single.
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Might help keep them alive or become a bona fide collector's item.
4
Trust us: One of our designers is a bona fide rock star.
5
He became a bona fide star, starting in the Indian Premier League.
Usage of authentic in English
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The list was long and familiar: Be authentic; inspire purpose; embrace uncertainty.
2
Here are a few key things to remember: -Try to be authentic.
3
In celebrating women's historic achievements, we present an authentic view of history.
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We have made clear our openness to authentic negotiations with North Korea.
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The problem is that some staff have become a bit too authentic.
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We wanted it to feel like an authentic work place, she says.
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He wanted to learn how to cook authentic Russian dishes in Russia.
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Then the question: has Rapinoe always been so authentic and so blunt?
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If we are to continue the pretense, we need to be authentic.
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They said the document was authentic and should have ensured safe passage.
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Not to mention an infinitely cheaper and more authentic way to travel.
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They made the doll new clothes from authentic materials of the time.
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James explains it simply: We've always been authentic and who we are.
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You have to be authentic in order to build trust, she says.
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With the advent of the Varangians the authentic history of Russia begins.
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This is, for all intents and purposes, an authentic Irish short story.
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Authentic through the time
Authentic across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
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Ireland
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