coun‧ter‧feit¹ /ˈkaʊntəfɪt $ -tər-/ adjective    made to look exactly like something else, in order to deceive people SYN fakecounterfeit currency/money etc counterfeit £10 notescounterfeit goods/software etc► see thesaurus at falseExamples from the Corpuscounterfeit• a counterfeit $20 bill• Police have warned stores to look out for counterfeit $50 bills.• It was glossolalia as performance, and-at least to me-it sounded counterfeit.• They were arrested for making counterfeit computer chips.

in‧fe‧ri‧or¹ /ɪnˈfɪəriə $ -ˈfɪriər/ ●●○ adjective    1 not good, or not as good as someone or something else OPP superior I felt very inferior among all those academics. wine of inferior quality inferior goodsinferior to I always felt slightly inferior to her. Their performance was inferior to that of other teams.2 formal lower in rank OPP superior an inferior court of law He refused to accept a job of inferior status.

so‧phis‧ti‧cat‧ed /səˈfɪstɪkeɪtɪd/ ●●○ adjective    1 having a lot of experience of life, and good judgment about socially important things such as art, fashion etc a sophisticated, witty American Clarissa’s hair was swept up into a sophisticated style.2 a sophisticated machine, system, method etc is very well designed and very advanced, and often works in a complicated way sophisticated software a highly sophisticated weapons system3 having a lot of knowledge and experience of difficult or complicated subjects and therefore able to understand them well British voters have become much more sophisticated.► see thesaurus at advanced—sophistication /səˌfɪstɪˈkeɪʃən/ noun [uncountable] a New York nightclub that was the height of sophistication (=very fashionable and expensive)

Ex. Everyone at the party was sophisticated and well-educated.

I bet the new iphone it's going to be very sophisticated and expensive.

Ex. The purse has a highly original desing.

They were involved in illegal activities.

Marijuana is illegal in China, but it's legal in some parts of America.

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Crimecoun‧ter‧feit¹ /ˈkaʊntəfɪt $ -tər-/ adjective    made to look exactly like something else, in order to deceive people SYN fakecounterfeit currency/money etc counterfeit £10 notescounterfeit goods/software etc► see thesaurus at false

own sentence---- I think the counterfeit products have seriously affected the normal sales and stability of genuine products.

We continue to be second-rate citizens-no, third-rate, since our sons come be-fore us.

Even though I practiced many times, the craft I made is still second-rate.

a genuine feeling, desire etc is one that you really feel, not one you pretend to feel .

Sincere genuine interest/concern/desire etc

Sentence : We need laws that will protect genuine refugees.

My genuine desire is finish the level 5 and improve my English speaking skill

Long and sophisticated vocabulary make listening more difficult.

1. You have to accept that most relationships are imperfect.

2. My holiday was imperfect, but full of happy memories.

Ex) 1. ‘Did he really?’ Her surprise seemed genuine.

2.She is the most genuine person I’ve ever met.

I like genuine person. I trust such person.

a building, piece of cloth etc that is fireproof cannot be badly damaged by flames

fireproof clothing

The company has built a great reputation for selling high-quality fireproof products.

Ex. a genuine fear of invasion

I heard a genuine apologize in his words.

so·phis·ti·cat·ed

/səˈfistəˌkādəd/

adjective

1.

having, revealing, or proceeding from a great deal of worldly experience and knowledge of fashion and culture.

EX: Clay is charming and sophisticated, which makes him a well-liked professor.

This time they are peddling water-filters, but the product is a second-rate consideration.

Sometimes I would rather buy second-rate products which are not so important to me to save money.

1. a copy of a valuable object, painting etc that is intended to deceive people

2. someone who is not what they claim to be or does not have the skills they say they have

   
   

Ex) 1.The painting was judged a fake.

2.Her psychologist turned out to be a fake.

I think it seems like dishonest people always use fakes.

ôˈTHen(t)ik

of undisputed origin; genuine

the letter is now accepted as an authentic document"

My favorite Chinese dish is Fried Soup Baozi from Shanghai.

Fried Soup Baozi are a legendary Shanghai specialty, and can be found on just about every street corner and small restaurant in the city.

1. not good, or not as good as someone or something else.

2. formal lower in rank.

   sentence

   If my English is not good, I can't to find a good job, I'll just be doing some inferior work.so I need to study hard and look for opportunities.

 1. VERY DANGEROUS likely to cause death SYN lethal a deadly poison a deadly weapondeadly disease/virus

2. → deadly enemy someone who will always be your enemy and will try to harm you as much as possible

3. COMPLETE complete or total We sat in deadly silence. He was in deadly earnest (=completely serious).

4. VERY EFFECTIVE causing harm in a very effective way She hit the target with deadly accuracy.

5. LIKE DEATH [only before noun] like death in appearance His face had a deadly paleness.

Most companies attach great importance to legal and regulatory compliance costs.

means :orged, conterfeit impostor

There are many famous bags being made counterfeit , if they put two bags together, I can't tell which is real and which is fake.