veritable

In a veritable Mapplethorpe renaissance, two exhibitions have launched in tandem dedicated to his work.

A man of powerful build, and of great stature, he seemed now a veritable giant.

These sounds united with the sounds of the phonographs themselves when reproducing the stories make a veritable pandemonium.

It will thus be seen that the external evidence in favour of this picture being a veritable work by Leonardo is unusually strong.

Our route was a veritable via dolorosa—destruction on both sides, in front and behind.

Here, in fact, was a new continent, a veritable “Mundus Novus.”