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Members pledge not to willfully disclose magic secrets to anyone who is not a bona fide student of magic.bona fide = genuine
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She was a bona fide star in the '90s.bona fide = true
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The IRS said it was not a bona fide non-profit organization.bona fide = genuine
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The court did not clarify what constitutes a bona fide relationship.
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Rosaleen came home, a bona fide registered voter in the United States of America. (source)bona fide = real
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Don't know which is worse, come to think of it, a bona fide agent of the Illuminati, who at least knows he's on the devil's payroll, or a high-minded professor who thinks his wisdom is greater than God's. (source)bona fide = genuine
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Mom was carrying on about how it was one thing to live in a three-room shack with no electricity, since there was a certain dignity in poverty, but to live in a three-room shack and own a gold Cadillac meant you were bona fide poor white trash. (source)bona fide = genuine
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Many bonafide travellers and ownerless dogs come near him and defile him.† (source)bonafide = real (genuine, true, or sincere)unconventional spelling: Many consider this an incorrect spelling of the two-word expression bona fide.
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A real, bona fide scientist! (source)bona fide = true
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Deploying to the left our light horse swept across the heights of Plevna and, uttering their warcry Bonafide Sabaoth, sabred the Saracen gunners to a man.† (source)Bonafide = real (genuine, true, or sincere)
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Real, bona fide, greasy-fingers pizza. (source)bona fide = genuine
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Owen Meany used to say that we residents of Gravesend were sitting over a bona fide outcrop of intrusive igneous rock; he would say this with an implied reverence—as if the consensus of the Gravesend community was that the Exeter Pluton was as valuable as a mother lode of gold. (source)
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So Jamie stood up and turned around, and Miss Garber started clapping even faster, as if she were standing in the presence of a bona fide movie star. (source)bona fide = true
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Bona fide, hundred-thousand-dollar silver-pelt fox. (source)Bona fide = genuine
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Then she told me that a bona fide rock star had come to the hospital on my behalf. (source)
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The principal knew Moon as a good teacher and bona fide musician who had played trombone in Cleveland's lauded all-black Navy band, an association that came into being because of segregation, so he lured Moon from another public school. (source)bona fide = real
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