The Collaborative International Dictionary
Authentical \Au*then"tic*al\, a. Authentic. [Archaic]
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a. (context archaic English) authentic.
Usage examples of "authentical".
He stood chuckling and rubbing his hands, and scarcely hearing a word the parson said, notwithstanding that the latter was discoursing most authentically on the ancient and stately dance at the Paon, or Peacock, from which he conceived the minuet to be derived.
This, the squire confessed with some little hesitation, was a pheasant pie, though a peacock pie was certainly the most authentical.
He stood chuckling and rubbing his hands, and scarcely hearing a word the parson said, notwithstanding that the latter was discoursing most authentically on the ancient and stately dance of the Pavon, or peacock, from which he conceived the minuet to be derived.
This, the Squire confessed, with some little hesitation, was a pheasantpie, though a peacock-pie was certainly the most authentical.
For visual strength, refining more and more, Bare me into the ray authentical Of sovran light.