authentic
अस्सल
definition
adjective
the letter is now accepted as an authentic document
of undisputed origin; genuine.
(of a church mode) comprising the notes lying between the principal note or final and the note an octave higher.
translation of 'authentic'
अधिप्रमाणित,
सत्य म्हणून ज्ञात,
खरा,
अस्सल
example
The two of us have always been very close, and that is reinforced now by the fact that she's the most 'authentic' of the three, and the one I find it easier to ‘pick up where we left off’ with.
The written word persuasively conveys the 'authentic' ring of reliable authority in a way the recollected spoken word does not.
The book is about the cost of this decision and how Kate comes to find a more 'authentic' way of life.
It is totally unpretentious, service is good, the meals are very 'authentic' , the standard of food is consistent, and we've had many memorable evenings there.
But such verification does not demonstrate that the documents are 'authentic' .
Because of his intimate knowledge of the Sikh society and his being a near contemporary of Sri Guru Nanak, his writings are historically 'authentic' and reliable.
She is simply asserting that she embodies a qualitatively better, more 'authentic' way of being a person.
His best work, often direct copies of 'authentic' Maori artefacts, deceived art experts and collectors around the world.
When we live according to our 'authentic' traditions, we do not see anti-social behavior.
The crowd then made their way back to the High Cross Inn where they celebrated St Patrick s Day with traditional music including 'authentic' bag pipe playing.
This hardly seems an 'authentic' and fully expressive mode of Being.
Scholars believe that this is how Mozart intended the music to be played in the first place; the string orchestra version that usually is heard might not be 'authentic' .
A letter should have been sent to confirm that the references were genuine and 'authentic' ,’ he said.
‘I'm firmly convinced that the memos are 'authentic' and the stories are accurate,’ he said.
This recipe is far from 'authentic' and is based on one given to me by Fraser - who uses garam masala, curry powder and cumin instead of the curry paste.
So then, were these first 11 chapters written as a record of 'authentic' historical facts?
And there is no more 'authentic' way to experience Italy and its food at an affordable price.
By contrast, the vision of early monasticism presented in the Letters of Antony should be understood as both 'authentic' and reliable.
The connection between words and actions - doing what we say - is central to the question of the nature of wisdom, 'authentic' knowledge, and authority.
The 'authentic' Riesling of German origin is regarded as one of the world's greatest grapes.
In recent years, Disney's park designers have filled the place with what look like real antiques, genuine artifacts, 'authentic' junk.
On several occasions he suggested that particular documents were not 'authentic' , when the documents in question were plainly genuine.
As such, for Heidegger, an 'authentic' existence requires as its precondition a radical and not received experience of the past.
Behind all these novels are 'authentic' and well-researched field notes, which can make any anthropologist proud.
A local cook was hired to provide the 'authentic' southern-style meals at the lodge.
They said, finally, they weren't even able to determine whether these documents were 'authentic' or whether they were forged.
This does not in any way mean suppressing 'authentic' and appropriate emotional expressiveness, which is part of the primary goal of Bowen therapy.
You got a sense that there was one person taking the heat, being accountable, being authoritative and being 'authentic' .
It is a theory that lacks a methodology and offers relatively little guidance to the individual other than that one should be 'authentic' and responsible.
This is a very Western idea - that we have that privilege and that in fact makes us more 'authentic' as artists.
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