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The phrase "authentically evil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that is genuinely or truly malevolent in nature.
Example: "The villain in the story was not just a caricature; he was authentically evil, with no redeeming qualities whatsoever."
Alternatives: "truly malevolent" or "genuinely wicked".
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A cruel parody ensues in which Rob Lowe plays unscrupulous plastic surgeon Dr Startz, an authentically evil showbusiness Frankenstein.
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Evil, evil, evil.
So yes, 3DS owners who have only just recovered from the authentically jumpy Resident Evil: Revelations should perhaps steel themselves for even worse.
What makes Geller a hate provocateur is not her criticism of the real violence perpetrated by some Muslim extremists, like the ones who violently attacked her venue, but her homogeneous vitriol that unrelentingly paints Islam as evil, along with any who authentically adhere to it.
So tell it authentically.
Like the best ghost stories, this is a tale of deepening obsession, and the first evil manifestation, involving an unpleasant little girl and a normally inoffensive old house-dog, is authentically horrifying.
We were authentically nothing.
It sounds authentically felt.
Who is authentically Chinese?
The characters authentically drawn.
They're authentically dogs.
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