Words and phrases that have a meaning related to facts: (276 results)
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truth, particulars, untruths, falsehoods, conclusions, reasonings, inferences, evidences, factoids, hearsay, contentions, fallacies, refutations, falsity, realities, generalizations, statistics, findings, assertions, veracity, misinformation, presuppositions, factuality, theories, justifications, circumstantial evidence, anecdotes, explanations, exaggerations, presumptions, supposition, viewpoints, motivations, arguments, rationale, ipse dixit, inaccuracies, motives, conjectures, opinions, myths, hypotheses, caselaw, testimonies, judgments, averment, chronology, tidbits, totality, answers, syllogism, information, corroborating evidence, fictions, precedents, observations, imputations, counterarguments, actualities, causation, truthy, extrapolations, speciousness, truthfulness, disproof, circumstances, gist, misrepresentations, disinformation, footnotes, case, corroboration, innuendos, counterexample, statements, stats, mitigating circumstances, extenuating circumstances, legalities, biases, hyperbole, misspeaks, contradictions, logical fallacy, axioms, flagrancy, context, editorializing, causality, truisms, recollections, culpability, allegations, logic, probabilities, whys, technicalities, figures, assumptions, argumentation, prejudgments, fabrications, fact, corollaries, uniformities, phenomena, limitations, regularities, peculiarities, analogies, causes, desiderata, prerequisites, questions, requisites, specifics, characteristies, criteria, necessities
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Also try:., affirm, affirmative pleading, alternative pleading, ascertainable, awaken, a posteriori, a priori, bare bones, basics, bill of particulars, book, book of facts, brief, bruising, capacity, case, certificate, certification, chemical notation, circumstance, colligate, colligation, complaint, conclusion of law, confirm, consistency, consistent, context, contrary to fact, correlate, corroborate, counterfactual, credential, credentials, cross-check, data, delusive, digestion, disagreement, discovery, discrepancy, discrepant, distortion, divergence, docudrama, documentary, documentary film, dry, established, extrapolation, facing, fact, fact-finding, factual, false, falsification, fiddle, finding of law, fraud in the inducement, fundamental, generalisation, generalization, harsh, history lesson, hypothesis, impertinent, impressionistic, incompatible, index, index number, indicant, indicator, induction, inductive, inductive reasoning, information, infotainment, investigative, investigatory, in a nutshell, in theory, jury system, law, law of nature, legal brief, light-heartedly, man-to-man, marshal, mealy-mouthed, mealymouthed, memorial, mental ability, misrepresentaation, narration, noise, objectively, observation, on paper, organization, petit jury, petty jury, plead, pleading in the alternative, positivist, possibility, pragmatism, presumption, prospectus, pro tem, rationalist, realism, receptive, recital, record, record book, reference, reference book, reference work, representation, research, rudimentary, rudiments, score, semantic memory, smugly, sooner or later, special pleading, speculator, statement, straight, subjectively, subjectiveness, subjectivity, substantiate, support, surface, sustain, synthetic, synthetical, theoretically, theory, think piece, tough-minded, trial court, twisted, unchallengeable, underlying, undigested, unimaginative, unreal, unsentimental, untrue, variance, written account, written record, wrong
— Adjectives for facts: certain, such, many, historical, few, important, following, basic, interesting, actual, hard, more...
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