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inauthentic

[ˌɪnɔːˈθentɪk]

inauthentic Definition

  • 1not genuine or real; fake or false
  • 2not conforming to the true nature or character of something

Using inauthentic: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "inauthentic" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The painting was found to be inauthentic after a thorough examination.

  • Example

    The politician's apology seemed inauthentic and insincere.

  • Example

    The designer's latest collection was criticized for being inauthentic and lacking originality.

inauthentic Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for inauthentic

Antonyms for inauthentic

Phrases with inauthentic

  • a version of oneself that is not genuine or authentic, often put on to impress others or fit in with societal expectations

    Example

    She realized that she had been living as her inauthentic self for years, trying to please others instead of being true to herself.

  • a life that is not true to one's own values, desires, or aspirations, often lived to please others or conform to societal expectations

    Example

    He felt trapped in an inauthentic life, working a job he hated and living in a city he didn't enjoy, just to please his family and friends.

  • an experience that is not genuine or authentic, often manufactured or contrived for commercial or entertainment purposes

    Example

    The theme park ride provided an inauthentic experience of space travel, complete with sound effects and flashing lights.

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Summary: inauthentic in Brief

The term 'inauthentic' [ˌɪnɔːˈθentɪk] refers to things that are not genuine or real, such as fake or false objects or experiences. It can also describe people who are not true to themselves or their values, often putting on a facade to impress others or fit in with societal expectations. Examples include 'The painting was found to be inauthentic' and 'She realized that she had been living as her inauthentic self for years.' Synonyms include 'fake,' 'false,' and 'counterfeit.'