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au‧then‧tic/ɔːˈθentɪk $ ɒː-/ adjective
[date : 1300-1400; Language : Old French; Origin : autentique, from Late Latin, from Greek authentikos, from authentes 'person who did a particular thing']
1. done or made in the traditional or original way SYN genuine:
　 ▪ authentic French food

2. a painting, document, book etc that is authentic has been proved to be by a particular person SYN genuine:
　 ▪ an authentic work by Picasso
REGISTER
In everyday English, people usually say that something is real or the real thing rather than authentic:
　 ▪ This is real Indian cooking.
　 ▪ How do you know if the picture is the real thing?

3. based on facts:
　 ▪ an authentic account

4. used to describe a copy that is the same as, or as good as, the original:
　 ▪ Actors dressed in authentic costumes re-enact the battle.

—authentically /-kli/ adverb
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THESAURUS
▪genuine used about a feeling, thing, or person that really is what they seem to be :
　 ▪ genuine concern
　 ▪ Experts believe that the painting is genuine.
　 ▪ genuine refugees
　 ▪ a genuine reason for taking time off work
　 ▪ If a student has genuine religious objections to a school activity, they do not have to participate.
▪real not false or artificial :
　 ▪ real wood
　 ▪ His real name is Reginald.
　 ▪ It looks just like the real thing.
　 ▪ Are those flowers real or artificial?
▪authentic authentic food, music, clothes etc are correct for the place or the period in history that they are supposed to be from :
　 ▪ It’s a friendly restaurant offering authentic Greek food.
　 ▪ authentic medieval instruments
　 ▪ The dancers wore authentic Native American designs.
▪true [ONLY BEFORE NOUN]having all the qualities you would expect a particular type of person or thing to have :
　 ▪ a true friend
　 ▪ She is a true professional.
　 ▪ Being a true Red Sox fan, he never missed a game.
　 ▪ True Christians believe that Jesus is the Son of God.
▪bona fide /ˌbəʊnə ˈfaɪdi $ ˈbəʊnə faɪd/ [USUALLY BEFORE NOUN]bona fide people or things are really what they say they are, especially when this can be checked by looking at official documents :
　 ▪ a bona fide medical qualification
　 ▪ a bona fide company
　 ▪ This club is only open to bona fide members.
▪hard evidence/facts evidence or facts that are genuine and can be proved :
　 ▪ There was no hard evidence to support the theory.

adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
ADVERB
as
▪ The writers spent a year talking to workers and visiting the factory to make sure their production was as authentic as possible.
▪ To make the Yavapai wickiup as authentic as possible, a group of elders from Clarkdale helped draw up the design.
▪ The service validates the tokens as authentic and sends the reports to the consumer.
▪ If the two match, the message is accepted as authentic.
more
▪ And the creamy yellow hue is actually more authentic than the black and white houses around it.
▪ Mary Leapor attempts to see beyond artificial appearance to what she believes is a more authentic femininity.
most
▪ That is the most authentic memory that many of us have of Richard Holt.
▪ McEntire may be the most authentic Annie yet.
▪ Mr Brown was Britain's most authentic jazz clarinetist.
NOUN
voice
▪ The search for the authentic voices of women and girls involved in crime is difficult.
▪ Somehow the real Neil, an authentic voice, emerges from all those nerve cells.
▪ I look upon him as the authentic voice of the Labour party, and I want him to be heard.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ a friendly restaurant offering authentic Greek food
▪ an authentic account of the incident
▪ an authentic Italian recipe for cannelloni
▪ an authentic plaster statue by Michelangelo
▪ an authentic Texas Rangers uniform
▪ DiMaggio was an authentic folk hero.
▪ The dancers wore authentic Native American designs.
▪ They play music on authentic medieval instruments.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ It's a combination of authentic Cantonese tastes and textures.
▪ Korg seem to have done the impossible and produced a totally digital processor with some absolutely authentic guitar sounds.
▪ Like the ring of the bell there is an authentic note which differentiates these sentiments from emotionalism or sentimentality.
▪ None of the New College group are chain-smoking or drinking coffee, but there is still an authentic atmosphere.
▪ That collection by itself was more important than all the authentic Modigliani drawings published during my father's life-time.
▪ The builders are not using any nails in the construction, in an effort to build an authentic cultural centre.
▪ Today, children can give their own authentic period tea parties, too.
▪ What surprised and perplexed me was how authentic, and therefore how riveting, it turned out to be.