authenticity
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- nonauthenticity noun
- unauthenticity noun
Etymology
Origin of authenticity
Example Sentences
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But some industry experts have questioned the authenticity of such efforts, pointing to alleged links between Cambodian officials and cyberscam networks.
From Barron's
A digital product passport imports all of the product’s authenticity data and specifications into a new resale listing.
"We are unable to independently verify the accuracy or authenticity of the information you have provided," it said.
From BBC
"There's a new generation in Africa, of which I'm a part, that's demanding a certain freedom, identity, and authenticity, and that also wants to rethink the image portrayed of Africa and Africans," he said.
From Barron's
This former civil servant, who oversaw finances in this area, had seen similar expenses for Andrew's trips and says he has "absolutely no doubt" about its authenticity.
From BBC
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