non-authentic
- adjective
- /nɑn-ɔˈθɛntɪk/
- The painting was deemed non-authentic by the art experts.
Examples
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The museum removed the non-authentic artifact from its display after new evidence emerged.
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Many tourists unknowingly buy non-authentic souvenirs at the market.
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The expert determined that the signature on the document was non-authentic.
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Many non-authentic products flood the market every year.
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Many tourists unknowingly buy non-authentic souvenirs at the market.
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The expert determined that the signature on the document was non-authentic.
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The museum removed the non-authentic artifact from its display after new evidence emerged.
Synonyms
Not real and made to look like something real
Fake and made to trick people
Made to look like the real thing to trick people
Not real or true, often made to seem true
Not real and not what it looks like
Not real or true
Not real or honest
Presented as real but actually fake
Antonyms
How Inauthentic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Non-authentic is made of non- meaning 'not' and authentic meaning 'real' or 'genuine', and it is related to author, which can help you think of an 'original creator'. So, non-authentic means 'not real' or 'not genuine'.