authentic
1 of 1adjective/ɔˈθɛntɪk/
Forms:more authentic,most authentic
1
real and not an imitation
C1- The antique vase was confirmed as authentic by experts, ensuring its historical value.
- The signature on the painting was verified as authentic, indicating the work of the renowned artist.
- The historical document was deemed authentic by historians, providing valuable insights into the past.
- The vintage guitar was appraised as authentic, retaining its original craftsmanship and sound.
- The designer handbag was certified as authentic, with genuine materials and craftsmanship.
2
having qualities that conform to fact
- His authentic account of the event was accepted by everyone.
- The document is considered authentic, as it matches historical records.
- Her authentic portrayal of the character earned her an award.
- The researcher presented authentic data to support the findings.
- The report came from an authentic source.