"authentic" or "genuine", which is correct, please
-You will get everything genuine / authentic here.
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Laborious -You will get everything genuine / authentic here. There's not enough context to decide. Most likely either one would be OK because the meaning is extremely similar — though 'authentic' is more objective, and 'genuine' is more subjective.
- Laborious -You will get everything genuine / authentic here.
- There's not enough context to decide.
- Most likely either one would be OK because the meaning is extremely similar — though 'authentic' is more objective, and 'genuine' is more subjective.
- authentic: conforming to fact and therefore worthy of belief; not counterfeit or copied genuine: not pretended; sincerely felt or expressed; not fake or counterfeit CJ
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Laborious-You will get everything genuine / authentic here.
There's not enough context to decide. Most likely either one would be OK because the meaning is extremely similar — though 'authentic' is more objective, and 'genuine' is more subjective.
authentic: conforming to fact and therefore worthy of belief; not counterfeit or copied
0Consider also rephrasing it as:
Everything you get here is/will be genuine/authentic.
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