genuine Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- historical
- unmistakable
- sure-enough
- legitimate
- original
- actual
- right
- pure
- identifiable
- certifiable
- dinkum
- certified
- for-real
- pukka
- bona-fide
- very
Weak:
Strongest:
- imitation
- bogus
- unnatural
- phoney
- phony
- simulated
- supposititious
- mock
- spurious
- phoney
- imitation
- synthetic
- mock
- unauthentic
- unnatural
- unreal
- phony
- sham
- synthetic
- supposititious
- pseudo
- counterfeit
- artificial
- simulated
- unauthentic
- spurious
- unreal
- false
- counterfeit
- bogus
- fake
- false
- fake
- sham
- artificial
- pseudo
Strong:
- fabricated
- deceptive
- manufactured
- fabricated
- suppositious
- factitious
- misleading
- manufactured
- deceptive
- factitious
- misleading
- suppositious
Weak:
genuine Meaning
genuine (a)
not fake or counterfeit
genuine (s)
not pretended; sincerely felt or expressed
being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something
genuine (a.)
Belonging to, or proceeding from, the original stock; native; hence, not counterfeit, spurious, false, or adulterated; authentic; real; natural; true; pure; as, a genuine text; a genuine production; genuine materials.
genuine Sentence Examples
- Her genuine smile radiated warmth and kindness.
- The antique chest was a genuine treasure, passed down through generations.
- His genuine remorse for his actions was evident in his words and deeds.
- The artist's paintings displayed genuine talent and raw emotion.
- Their friendship was built on genuine trust and mutual respect.
- The museum had a vast collection of genuine artifacts from ancient civilizations.
- Her genuine concern for others always motivated her to help those in need.
- The leather jacket he wore was a genuine item, handcrafted with meticulous care.
- His genuine laughter filled the room with joy and happiness.
- The organization's mission was built on a genuine desire to make a positive impact on society.
FAQs About the word genuine
not fake or counterfeit, not pretended; sincerely felt or expressed, being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of somethingBelonging to, or proceed
real, true,authentic, honest, historical, unmistakable, sure-enough, legitimate,original, actual
imitation, bogus, unnatural, phoney, phony, simulated, supposititious, mock, spurious, phoney
Her genuine smile radiated warmth and kindness.
The antique chest was a genuine treasure, passed down through generations.
His genuine remorse for his actions was evident in his words and deeds.
The artist's paintings displayed genuine talent and raw emotion.
