prove genuine

Frequency: 6.812.1 per million words

To be shown or demonstrated to be real or authentic, often after investigation.

genuineVERB + genuine

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Examples (10)

  • The antique vase will prove genuine only after expert appraisal.
  • After extensive analysis, the signature on the will did prove genuine.
  • His concern for her welfare eventually proved genuine, despite our initial doubts.
  • How can we be sure this historical document will prove genuine?
  • If the artifact proves genuine, it could be worth millions.
  • The journalist's source had to prove genuine before the story could be published.
  • The painting was initially dismissed as a fake, but it was later proven genuine by experts.
  • Over time, her commitment to the cause proved genuine through her actions.
  • The challenge is to find a method by which any discovery can quickly prove genuine.
  • We are confident that the evidence presented in court will prove genuine.