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Traditional English :: authentic
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authenticity.html - adj. 1 a of undisputed origin; genuine. b reliable or trustworthy. 2 Mus. (of a mode) containing notes between the final and an octave higher (cf. PLAGAL). authentically adv. authenticity n. [ME f. OF autentique f. LL authenticus f. Gk authentikos principal, genuine] |
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Traditional English :: authenticate
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authenticity.html - v.tr. 1 establish the truth or genuineness of. 2 validate. authentication n. authenticator n. [med.L authenticare f. LL authenticus: see AUTHENTIC] |
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Traditional English :: authentic
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authenticity.html - adj. 1 a of undisputed origin; genuine. b reliable or trustworthy. 2 Mus. (of a mode) containing notes between the final and an octave higher (cf. PLAGAL). authentically adv. authenticity n. [ME f. OF autentique f. LL authenticus f. Gk authentikos principal, genuine] |
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Traditional English :: authenticate
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authenticity.html - v.tr. 1 establish the truth or genuineness of. 2 validate. authentication n. authenticator n. [med.L authenticare f. LL authenticus: see AUTHENTIC] |
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Traditional English :: authentic
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authenticity.html - adj. 1 a of undisputed origin; genuine. b reliable or trustworthy. 2 Mus. (of a mode) containing notes between the final and an octave higher (cf. PLAGAL). authentically adv. authenticity n. [ME f. OF autentique f. LL authenticus f. Gk authentikos principal, genuine] |
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Traditional English :: authenticate
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authenticity.html - v.tr. 1 establish the truth or genuineness of. 2 validate. authentication n. authenticator n. [med.L authenticare f. LL authenticus: see AUTHENTIC] |
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