Genuine
Genuine adjective - Being exactly as appears or as claimed.
Stone and genuine are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stone" instead an adjective "Genuine".
Nearby Words: genuinely, genuineness
Both words in one sentence
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Obélix turns to stone after another overdose of magic potion and there are genuine concerns raised that he may be dead.
Source: Comic Book / Astérix - In the game, however, he's genuine in his desire to kill Quill and is angry instead of amused that Peter swapped out the Infinity Stone he was trying to steal for a troll doll.
- The Flintstones: Sharon Stone, Fred's secretary after his promotion and Cliff's partner in the embezzlement scheme, has genuine misgivings about manipulating Fred into being their patsy when she starts getting to know him.
Source: Noble Top Enforcer
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