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inauthentic, a.|ɪnɔːˈθɛntɪk|
[in-3.]
Not authentic.
1860Mrs. Browning Lett. May (1897) II. 384 The serious intention, hid in those mummy wrappings, is not inauthentic. 1972Times Lit. Suppl. 24 Mar. 342/2 This does not prevent the two schools of Zen from attacking each other as being inauthentic.
Hence inauˈthentically adv.; inauthenˈticity, inauthentic character.
1883Q. Rev. July 165 Their precariousness and inauthenticity. 1883H. M. Kennedy tr. Ten Brink's E.E. Lit. 389 Evidence of the inauthenticity of Asser's Life of Alfred. 1964S. Bellow Herzog (1965) 81 The cant and rant of pipsqueaks about Inauthenticity and Forlornness. 1965Philos. Rev. LXXIV. 215 The philosophers he is attacking..have written inauthentically. 1970G. Greer Female Eunuch 152 The altruism of women is merely the inauthenticity of the feminine person carried over into behaviour. |