True, veritable, real, genuine. Of things or qualities. Obsolete.

Soothful, truthful; true, real, etc.

Of qualities, etc. Obsolete.

Genuine; true; thorough. Now rare.

Real, genuine, authentic; not false or spurious; that rightly or properly bears the name. Also: in accordance with or approaching an ideal example…

Genuine, good. Obsolete. rare.

Scottish. True; undoubted; rightful; = right, adj. 12. Obsolete. rare.

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Genuine, authentic; true; correct, exact. Now U.S. slang (chiefly in African-American usage).

Having real existence; being in accordance with appearance; genuine, not spurious. Now rare.

(A name for) a trustworthy, honest, or reliable person (likened to a coin of genuine metal). archaic in later use.

Without opprobrious force: Thorough, downright, genuine, complete, ‘regular’.

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That is the actual thing or person; that properly bears the name. Cf. real horizon at horizon, n. 3a, the real McCoy at McCoy, n. 1

Having the quality of current coin; sterling, genuine, authentic: opposed to counterfeit. Obsolete.

= genuine, adj.1

Not forged or counterfeit; genuine.

Not pretended; genuine. Also: unpretentious, unassuming.

= legitimate, adj. 2b. Obsolete. rare.

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transferred. Genuine, authorized. Cf. sterling, adj.

Having the character or origin represented; real, true, not counterfeit, unfeigned, †unadulterated. (the) genuine article: see (the) genuine article…

Not feigned or pretended; genuine.

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Genuine.

Not fallacious or deceptive.

real live: (originally) having a real existence; actually existing; (now chiefly colloquial in weakened use) real, actual. Cf. real life, adj.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Not mistaken or misguided; correct.

Originally South Asian or in South Asian context: sure, certain, reliable; genuine, bona fide, correct. Hence more generally: real, not sham; (of…

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Real, genuine, authentic; pure, unadulterated, out-and-out.

genuine, real.

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Unrestrained; going all lengths. Also straightforward, unqualified, genuine. In party politics = straight, adj. 9.

Genuine, real; quintessential, archetypal; spec. (Australian) representing truly Australian values, culture, etc.; cf. dinkum, adj. 2a.

In extended use, denoting possession of all the distinctive qualities of the person or thing specified.

really (and) truly: authentic, genuine. Now rare.

Genuine; not feigned or false. Now the usual sense. That is the actual thing or person; that rightly or properly bears the name; genuine, real.

genuine; authentic.

Correct, genuine, legitimate. colloquial.

(a) thoroughgoing, unalloyed, out-and-out; (b) genuine, flawless, trustworthy.

In attributive use (usually hyphenated): genuine; sincere; unaffected, down-to-earth.

Authentic, genuine, typical. Also as adv.

= dinkum, adj.

Genuine, unadulterated; true, legitimate.

= twenty-four carat adj. (b) above; also elliptical as twenty-two.

Of a material, substance, or fabric: genuine; not counterfeit or spurious. Also used of an individual piece of such a material, etc. Now chiefly of…