Authentic

What do we mean by authentic?

Conforming to fact and therefore worthy of trust, reliance, or belief. adjective

Being so in fact; not fraudulent or counterfeit. adjective

Executed in a manner so as to produce legal effectiveness. adjective

Of, relating to, or being a medieval mode having a range from its final tone to the octave above it. adjective

Of, relating to, or being a cadence with the dominant chord immediately preceding the tonic chord. adjective

Authoritative. adjective

Having authority; possessing inherent authority; duly authorized; authoritative.

Real; of genuine origin; being what it purports to be: opposed to pretended or imaginary, fictitious, counterfeit, apocryphal, or unauthorized: as, authentic documents.

In law, executed with all due formalities; executed by the proper person and legally attested before the proper authorities: as, an authentic deed.

Entitled to acceptance or belief; reliable; trustworthy; of established credit, credibility, or authority: as, an authentic tale, book, writer.

Original; first-hand, as opposed to copied or transcribed.

Own; proper; properly belonging to one's self.

In music, having an immediate relation to the key-note or tonic: in distinction from plagal, which has a corresponding relation to the fifth or dominant in the octave below the key-note.

An authoritative or genuine document or book. noun

An original, as opposed to a copy or transcript. noun

An original (book or document). noun

Having a genuine original or authority, in opposition to that which is false, fictitious, counterfeit, or apocryphal; being what it purports to be; genuine; not of doubtful origin; real. adjective

Authoritative. adjective

Of approved authority; true; trustworthy; credible adjective

Of the same origin as claimed; genuine.

Conforming to reality and therefore worthy of trust, reliance, or belief.

(of a Gregorian mode) Having the final as the lowest note of the mode.

Authoritative

Being real and not messing with the fake or unloyal people Urban Dictionary

Being all real and not about tha fake stuff. Urban Dictionary

1. adjective to describe an experience as a reality outside of a classroom, movie, or book. 2. adjective to describe being true to your own nature in the face of pressures to conform to local norms. Usually meaning a life that rejects modern expectations. Urban Dictionary

A universal word meaning "fake version of foreign cuisine/art/music that appeals to white pseudo intellectual hipsters" Urban Dictionary

1. of the genuine article; trustworthy. 2. the original, not a copy. 3. when a person refuses to change, and refuses to revise improve, better, etc themself, staying the same. Urban Dictionary

Being who you are, listening to yourself and making your own decisions, rather than buying all the crap society foists on you. Keep it real. (authentic) Urban Dictionary

A girl who does denies being called a vegan, vegetarian, lactose intolerant, yet never even tasted eggs, milk, any goddamn type o'meat, and most fruit and veg Urban Dictionary

They all copy what I did and do For a moment, you thought it was something's new. My ideas always get stolen and used Authentic is one, not a chance for two Urban Dictionary

The real shit. Urban Dictionary

Level of authenticity Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to authentic:
authentic, asthenic, inauthentic, ruthenic, unauthentic, authentics.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word authentic:
plagal, hadith, cadence, authenticity, cuisine, costumes, genuine, dishes, self, modes, traditions, folk, interpretation, artifacts, instruments, feel, ibn, atmosphere, brands, document, jesus, detail, muhammad, documents, experiences, scholars, experience, mexican, tradition.

Words that rhyme with authentic:
anthropogenic, photogenic, hellenic, schizophrenic, transgenic, cryogenic, eugenic, telegenic, carcinogenic, pathogenic, fennic, fennec, psychogenic, lentic, hallucinogenic, orogenic, splenic, unauthentic, calisthenic, isogenic, zenik, zenick, renick, penock, fenech, rennick, penick, krenek, pennock, brennecke, benak, benecke, beneke, bennick, deneke, denike, henneke, hennick, hentic, jaenicke, krenik, pennick, vennick, when nick.

Adjectives that are often used to describe authentic:
archeological, real, several, non, genuine.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective authentic:
reproduction, history, information, sources, self, voice, account, records, record, documents, experience, existence, assessment, tradition, expression, accounts, text, form, material, materials, source, texts, culture, evidence, identity, data, document, copy, works, version, knowledge, being, portrait, interpretation, faith, experiences, news, picture, music, community, relationship, language, love, relationships, details, facts, traditions, story, art, communication, sample, narrative, letters, dialogue, cadence, copies, christianity, reports, examples, style, food, report, tasks, representation, leadership, voices, testimony, ring, teaching, intelligence, meaning, performance, detail, hero, religion, selves, note, samples, cuisine, portraits, understanding, specimens, reality, atmosphere.

Consonant match to authentic:
ethenic.

Words that sound like authentic:
authentic, authentique, ethenic, authentics, pathetic, ascetic, acetic, acentric, unauthentic, ruthenic, identic, lentic, sthenic, untuck, amenta, aminic, atlantic, aesthetic, attentive, ethnic, esthetic, emetic, atonic, inauthentic, asthenic, assenting, acento, untack, athematic, azotic, amento, attente, azonic, enthetic, aminta, athletic, antic, mantic, authentically, chthonic, bathetic, ontic, niantic, authenticly, antek, cantic, aphetic, mtic, athena, acidic, kentuck, intech, intec, syntec, atomic, apathetic, acoustic, accounting, ascent, aquatic, appendix, attending, intake, ascending, assent, cathartic, offending, attent, attendee, amounting, authenticate, amending, accoustic, methodic, anaemic, aseptic, astatic, indic, ascetics, assented, amount to, ascents, aments, assents, authentical, ammoniac, antec, account book, gun talk, appentice, adonic, assenter, attently, contig, acrotic, indyk, antiq, attentat, aphanitic, one-take.