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Meanings of inauthentic in English

Intended to deceive.

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Usage of inauthentic in English
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Judge makes function follow form, and it renders the stories inauthentic.
Reuters
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Music that skews inauthentic is almost always more popular in the present tense.
Eating the dinosaur
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Football thrives on friction between clubs but is it inauthentic to create one?
The Guardian
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You never gave your real name at a support group, you inauthentic shit.
Fight Club
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Yet the separation between nonviolence and feminism feels inauthentic to me.
Feminist dot com
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Timberlake was first blasted for his tribute because many felt it was inauthentic.
Ebony
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Facebook, which owns Instagram, already prohibits harassment and co-ordinated inauthentic activity.
News.com.au
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Unfortunately, the whole thing feels wretchedly inauthentic and more than a little dull.
The Irish Times
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The irony, I think, in this, is that marketing authenticity is inherently inauthentic.
The new yorker
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Nothing seems so depressingly inauthentic as a conspicuous yearning for authenticity.
The Irish Times
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For the present 'inauthentic' Epistles, as this objection will reappear again.
Essays on the work entitled "Supernatural Religion"
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They sounded as inauthentic as they felt coming from her mouth.
The secret life of ceecee wilkes
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Each of the services bans deceptive practices and inauthentic accounts.
Reuters
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Some X-men are habitual relationship line steppers whose friendliness can feel inauthentic and divisive.
Ebony
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The only inauthentic thing we want in our reality TV contestants is their lips.
News.com.au
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If girls are in inauthentic relationships, they are more apt to have eating disorders.
Feminist dot com
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