Veritable (adjective)

1. Actual or true; not false or imaginary.
2. Being truly so and not false, genuine or real.

Origin:

From the latin word veritabilis, from veritas, meaning truth.

Examples:

1. The celebrity's veritable army of fans followed her every move.
2. The veritable success of the company was due to the hard work and dedication of its employees.
3. The president's statement was a veritable lie, easily disproved by facts.
4. The ancient artifact was a veritable treasure, of great historical significance.
5. The veritable reason behind the failure of the project was lack of proper planning.