genuine
Comparative
more genuine
Superlative
most genuine
1
truly what something appears to be, without any falseness, imitation, or deception
- The diamond ring was confirmed to be genuine, with authentic gemstones and precious metals.
- The antique furniture piece was recognized as genuine, with no alterations or reproductions.
- The antique coin was deemed genuine by numismatic experts, with no signs of counterfeiting.
- The handwritten letter was confirmed to be genuine, bearing the authentic signature of the historical figure.
- The ring was confirmed to be genuine gold.
Antonyms:
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truly sincere and trustworthy
- She gave a genuine apology for her mistake.
- His genuine kindness made everyone feel welcome.
- The letter conveyed genuine concern for her well-being.
- The teacher’s genuine encouragement motivated her students.
- Their friendship was built on genuine trust and respect.
3
having an original and authentic nature
- The novel presents a genuine struggle between duty and desire.
- His speech conveyed a genuine sense of urgency.
- The painting captures the genuine beauty of the countryside.
- She faced a genuine moral conflict in her decision.
- The debate highlighted a genuine difference in perspectives.