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• How if the letter were genuine? (10)
• She had feeling, genuine feeling. (4)
• Too philosophical to seem genuine. (10)
• Yet it required genuine possession of mind. (14)
• Genuine, or a joke of the enemy, it spoke wakening facts to him. (10)
• His defiant self-sufficiency seemed more genuine. (8)
• That is the appeal that a genuine person listens to. (9)
• It was, as Helen felt, much more genuine than the Phillips house. (13)
• Then, too, he persuaded some naturalist to endorse it as genuine. (21)
• A dull sense of genuine sagacity inspired him to remind Annette of it. (10)
• Her instant denial of the wish to see more people had been quite genuine. (8)
• The genuine contempt in that sharp burst of anger impressed the aged butler. (8)
• His companion turned impatiently, and his countenance looked wonderfully genuine. (8)
• She would make then realize what genuine art, skill, and daring could accomplish. (5)
• Perhaps his pause on the interjection expressed a doubt of our getting them genuine. (10)
• Carling indulged his passion for the genuine by letting a flutter of real envy be seen. (10)
• And yet she felt those letters genuine in a way, pathetic, and with real feeling of a sort. (8)
• At Beckley Court, acted on by one genuine soul, he forgot it, and felt elate in his manhood. (10)
• They bored him; but he had a genuine human interest in the living part of what he saw and did. (14)
• Though her performance might be called only a perilous feat, she felt it to be true, genuine art. (5)
• It makes it impossible to tell what is genuine; one feels as if one were continually being taken in. (8)
• Her curiosity to inspect the happiest of men, the most genuine part of her letter, was expressed coldly. (10)
• The postal address, with the date, was fully given, and the name signed at the end was evidently genuine. (9)
• One may suspect some of the other scenes, but one must accept that scene as one of genuine dramatic worth. (9)
• She had previously noticed an old priest, whose countenance bore the impress of genuine kindness of heart. (5)
• The last two of these, belonging to the maturity of his genius, amply display the powers of genuine expression. (3)
• But the small folk touched him daily by their genuine concern for her whose grace and softness had won their hearts. (8)
• The Englishmen treated this as a piece of genuine American humour, and returned to the charge with unabated courage. (9)
• The first genuine hippopotamus ever seen in America was exhibited by Barnum in his New York museum in August, 1861. (21)
• Old Jolyon was too much of a Forsyte to praise anything freely; especially anything for which he had a genuine admiration. (8)
• The press agent saw to it, however, that the newspapers said that the prince had declared the animal the genuine article. (21)
• Was this lady, restricted by a thousand petty scruples, as well as by her stiff, heavy gala robes, a genuine woman at all? (5)
• As Harriet described it, there had been an interesting mixture of wounded affection and genuine delicacy in their behaviour. (4)
• What we have strongly conceived we ought to make others strongly imagine, and we ought to use every genuine art to that end. (9)
• Emma had no longer an alarm for Henry; his interest was yet safe; and she led off the dance with genuine spirit and enjoyment. (4)
• His last feeling was one of genuine regret that Frenchmen should have behaved unworthily of the high estimation he held them in. (10)
• They were genuine, or she would better have been able to second her efforts to catch a distinct vision of his retreating figure. (10)
• He felt a very genuine pity for these people who seemed to lead an existence as it were smothered under their own social importance. (8)
• He had a habit of repeating the formula concerning his poor words; but despite the artifices of his speech, his feeling was genuine. (12)
• Then they are constantly on the lookout for genuine, natural freaks, and in those lands the birth of a freak occurs very frequently. (21)
• Laughter, let it be but genuine, is of a common nationality, indeed a common fireside; and profound disagreement is not easy after it. (10)
• But beneath all is still the strong drift of a genuine emotion, a sympathy, deep and sincere, with the poor, the lowly, the unfortunate. (9)
• Then she could gradually rise up to the genuine satisfaction of having a partner, a voluntary partner, secured against the dancing began. (4)
• Perhaps the one she witnessed in Milan, when a great nobleman was buried, was longer, but in this every individual seemed to feel genuine grief. (5)
• The preludes are sketches of varying size; some are genuine lyrics; some frankly technical in their object; others have a distinct touch of the dramatic. (3)
• He cordially applauded her, and in the genuine kindness of an admiration that surprised him, he permitted himself the liberty of taking and saluting her fingers. (10)

Also see sentences for: actual, authentic, authoritative, credible, pure, real, sincere.

Definition of genuine:

• genuine, jen’-in, adj. natural, not spurious or adulterated: real: pure: (_zool._) conformable to type. | adv. gen’uinely. | n. gen’uineness. (0)

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