genuinicity
genuinicity by Sean_Coughlin March 11, 2008
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Genuinity
The Swedish Professor expressed such genuinity in her apology, that I couldn't possibly hold a grudge against her.
Genuinity by Brotha Love July 28, 2009
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Genuinity by The_Awkward_Pulp July 19, 2020
Genuinacity
Noun
1. Level of one’s undeniable realness, impact or raw credibility, regardless of approval.
2. An old-school craft measure used to describe quality, origin or rarity of something valuable.
1. Level of one’s undeniable realness, impact or raw credibility, regardless of approval.
2. An old-school craft measure used to describe quality, origin or rarity of something valuable.
“Her blind support of her husband shows great genuinacity.”
“He may be rough around the edges, but he has genuinacity.”
“What’s the genuinacity of that chain; real stones or just shine?”
“He may be rough around the edges, but he has genuinacity.”
“What’s the genuinacity of that chain; real stones or just shine?”
Genuinacity by Jonathan Scott Howard February 25, 2026
Genuinacity
Noun
1. The undeniable level of one’s realness, presence or earned credibility, regardless of approval.
2. Used among craftspeople or collectors to describe the quality, rarity or legitimacy of valuable items.
1. The undeniable level of one’s realness, presence or earned credibility, regardless of approval.
2. Used among craftspeople or collectors to describe the quality, rarity or legitimacy of valuable items.
“Her willingness to blindly support her husband showed next level genuinacity.”
“He’s rough around the edges but there’s genuinacity there.”
“What’s the genuinacity of that chain? Real stones or just shine?”
“He’s rough around the edges but there’s genuinacity there.”
“What’s the genuinacity of that chain? Real stones or just shine?”
Genuinacity by Jonathan Scott Howard February 25, 2026
Genuinity
the most mvp, bona fide and authentic shit positive intervention made by psychopaths when it is least expected of them
Genuinity by skippahboi September 29, 2021
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