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Meanings of authentically in English

Spanish
auténticamente

Genuinely; with authority.

auténticamente
Usage of authentically in English
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It seemed authentically convincing; it was glorious; it was full of joy:
The Garden of Survival
2
True enlightenment, harsh as it may be, is an authentically adult consolation.
Is Human Nature Obsolete?
3
There is another assertion in Mr. Gough, which I can authentically Contradict.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
4
May I ask, too, if Perkin Warbeck's Proclamation exists any where authentically?
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 3
5
The best way to attract love is to be authentically you.
Ebony
6
Lupita spoke to BBC News about the importance of authentically telling African stories.
BBC
7
This communal sign-making is, for Christians, the most authentically basic bit of culture.
The Guardian
8
Glenisk developed a range of high protein, authentically strained Greek Yogurt.
The Irish Times
9
He wondered whether he would ever experience the sensation of feeling authentically grown-up.
Clayhanger
10
Members of the Jokers for a Just Society are authentically poor.
Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad
11
But the voice Spielberg uses is authentically Nixon's own, from his once-secret tapes.
BBC
12
This does not detract from their achievement as authentically Bad, Bad, Bad Movies.
The Guardian
13
It is always good in debate to know your adversary's point of view authentically.
The Meaning of Truth
14
The sight of the love in those weak eyes made his voice authentically kind.
The Judge
15
But what does it mean to be authentically Egyptian today?
Drawing Down the Moon
16
The four English children and their world are all authentically CS Lewis olde England.
The Guardian
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Authentically through the time
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