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Definition of genuine
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of genuine is as below...
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..
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Plate
::
Plate (n.)
Metallic
ware which is
plated,
in
distinction
from that which is
genuine
silver
or
gold..
True-born
::
True-born
(a.) Of
genuine
birth;
having
a right by birth to any
title;
as, a
true-born
Englishman..
Legitimately
::
Legitimately
(adv.)
In a
legitimate
manner;
lawfully;
genuinely.
Canon
::
Canon (n.) The
collection
of books
received
as
genuine
Holy
Scriptures,
called
the
sacred
canon,
or
general
rule of moral and
religious
duty, given by
inspiration;
the
Bible;
also, any one of the
canonical
Scriptures.
See
Canonical
books,
under
Canonical,
a..
Pure
::
Pure
(superl.)
Free from that which
harms,
vitiates,
weakens,
or
pollutes;
genuine;
real;
perfect;
--
applied
to
things
and
actions..
Bastard
::
Bastard
(n.)
Lacking
in
genuineness;
spurious;
false;
adulterate;
--
applied
to
things
which
resemble
those which are
genuine,
but are
really
not so..
Original
::
Original
(a.) Not
copied,
imitated,
or
translated;
new;
fresh;
genuine;
as, an
original
thought;
an
original
process;
the
original
text of
Scripture..
Authentic
::
Authentic
(n.)
Having
a
genuine
original
or
authority,
in
opposition
to that which is
false,
fictitious,
counterfeit,
or
apocryphal;
being what it
purports
to be;
genuine;
not of
doubtful
origin;
real; as, an
authentic
paper or
register..
Forge
::
Forge (n.) To make
falsely;
to
produce,
as that which is
untrue
or not
genuine;
to
fabricate;
to
counterfeit,
as, a
signature,
or a
signed
document..
Macaronic
::
Macaronic
(n.) A kind of
burlesque
composition,
in which the
vernacular
words of one or more
modern
languages
are
intermixed
with
genuine
Latin
words,
and with
hybrid
formed
by
adding
Latin
terminations
to other
roots..
Test
::
Test (n.) That with which
anything
is
compared
for proof of its
genuineness;
a
touchstone;
a
standard.
Test
::
Test (v. t.) To put to the
proof;
to prove the
truth,
genuineness,
or
quality
of by
experiment,
or by some
principle
or
standard;
to try; as, to test the
soundness
of a
principle;
to test the
validity
of an
argument..
Unbrewed
::
Unbrewed
(a.) Not made by
brewing;
unmixed;
pure;
genuine.
Unfeigned
::
Unfeigned
(a.) Not
feigned;
not
counterfeit;
not
hypocritical;
real;
sincere;
genuine;
as,
unfeigned
piety;
unfeigned
love to man..
Illegitimate
::
Illegitimate
(a.) Not
authorized
by good
usage;
not
genuine;
spurious;
as, an
illegitimate
word..
True-bred
::
True-bred
(a.) Of a
genuine
or right
breed;
as, a
true-bred
beast..
Fictitious
::
Fictitious
(a.)
Feigned;
imaginary;
not real;
fabulous;
counterfeit;
false;
not
genuine;
as,
fictitious
fame..
Authenticity
::
Authenticity
(n.)
Genuineness;
the
quality
of being
genuine
or not
corrupted
from the
original.
Soothfast
::
Soothfast
(a.)
Firmly
fixed in, or
founded
upon, the
thruth;
true;
genuine;
real; also,
truthful;
faithful..
Intrinsic
::
Intrinsic
(a.)
Inward;
internal;
hence,
true;
genuine;
real;
essential;
inherent;
not
merely
apparent
or
accidental;
--
opposed
to
extrinsic;
as, the
intrinsic
value of gold or
silver;
the
intrinsic
merit of an
action;
the
intrinsic
worth or
goodness
of a
person..
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