The word 'unfeigned' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective that means genuine and sincere. Example sentence: My gratitude for her help was unfeigned.
In his first few minutes as pontiff, Pope Francis gave the impression of unfeigned humility: by his homely manner, his visible amazement at his elevation, and his choice of a name that is synonymous with self-denial and poverty.
No wonder Mr Prodi and the parliament were eyeing one another with unfeigned enthusiasm in Strasbourg this week.
Only a small number of Labour MPs perhaps no more than a fifth— await Mr Brown's apparently inevitable ascension with unfeigned enthusiasm.
At the moment, however, most Republicans are promising to protect ("save") this endangered national treasure with apparently unfeigned sincerity, no less than Democrats.
The megastar, in unfeigned horror, flung his hands to his face and staggered back.
Moreover, despite his unfeigned personal piety, the Farnese cardinal kept a wellborn Roman mistress by whom he fathered four children Pier Luigi, Paolo, Ranuccio, and Costanza.
Palin, whose gentle curiosity places him more in the tradition of the late American broadcaster Studs Terkel, approaches people with unfeigned empathy and two other, seemingly incompatible, qualities: diffidence and courage.
Burton, just as he did with Ed Wood, treats him instead with at least a measure of affection, and respects his passion for art, which at least is unfeigned We can't help but feel a sympathy for him when he is being sneered at by Canaday or by the modernist art dealer Ruben (Jason Schwartzman) across the road.
Staged on a central, hexagonally tied rectangle, Michael Longhurst's superb production (how on earth did they rehearse this?) features two performances that are miracles of timing as they dart in and out of knowing inverted commas and effect subtles glissade between beautifully calculated in-on-the knowingness and nakedly unfeigned feeling.
The kid shows up throughout the film, and we have the pleasure of seeing him perform — an eager, unfeigned pleasure, because Franklin can really sing, and he gets the chance for a brisk trio on a front porch, with none other than Richie Havens plucking away beside him.
Now when I'm in London I find myself tipping all kinds of people, most of whom express a sort of unfeigned amazement, even if the tip is tiny.
