Genuine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENUINE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• authentic
• truly what something is said to be; authentic
• (of a person, emotion, or action) sincere
• not fake, authentic
• 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.
• not fake or counterfeit
• not pretended; sincerely felt or expressed
• being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something

Words related to GENUINE

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Words that contain GENUINE

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How to use GENUINE in a sentence

• Flint had written to the mayor of Boston convinced me that he believed my letter to be genuine, and of course that he had no suspicion of my being any where in the vicinity.
• The consequence is that, notwithstanding the splendid verse and the abounding wisdom of the speeches, the personages do not seem to be made of genuine human stuff.
• Yet even if we admitted such feelings to have been deep, suicide would not prove the existence of genuine affection.
• I am informed that the genuine wayfarer receives a more substantial dole.
• At this time of his unfortunate position he had not yet contracted any evil habits, and he had a genuine liking for interesting antiquities.
• A discussion, then, dealing with this aspect of our problem, would raise many and genuine questions for us.
• It forms, indeed, a genuine picture of paternal solicitude.
• Altogether, it must be allowed that Worcester presents a genuine difficulty, and that the facts about its early forms are themselves decidedly confused, if not contradictory.
• Every genuine pastor has a divine call to the sacred office, and no act of man can supply the place of this spiritual vocation.
• Her talk, her attitude towards the place, and the subtle contrast suggested by her between the genuine and the pretence, show Mr.
• None can question, for instance, the genuine Western culture and sound learning of men like Dr.
• Those who remain and show a genuine desire to reform are provided with work, and are given one-half of their earnings for their own use.
• These are genuine advertisements, taken from a daily journal of great wealth and influence, which every morning finds its way into hundreds of families.
• Asked by Sir Mark Holloway what he meant by genuine folk-music, Mr.
• Franklin shows that it was possible to produce a most genuine American of unquestioned greatness in the eighteenth century, and with all possible deference to Mr.
• She alone wept, and, for all we have seen, we yet need not doubt her tears were genuine.
• No genuine poet is without one or more of these, and a great poet must have most of them.
• I have two specimens of such antiquated language, supplied by correspondents, and I am assured they are both genuine.
• Such a foreign religion could never be understood by them in its genuine motives and spirit.

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