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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to fact:   (369 results)

Often used in the same context:
actuality, that, retrospect, assertion, protestations, statistic, notion, why, implication, truism, instances, hindsight, nutshell, dubiousness, irony, meantime, factoid, reality, spite, truth, fallacy, belief, insinuation, paradox, misconception, context, predicament, aspect, dichotomy, peculiarity, perception, insistence, existence, averment, revelation, addition, case, coincidence, seriousness, essence, preponderance, caveat, supposition, incongruity, regard, myth, subjectiveness, enormity, oddity, contrary, atrociousness, shortcomings, necessity, accusation, extent, importance, conventional wisdom, plight, unlikelihood, rumor, oddly enough, theory, misperception, duality, presumption, presupposition, alas, hullaballoo, allegation, dissimilarities, significance, dire straits, sidedness, strangely enough, unimportance, contradiction, thing, uniqueness, suggestion, flimsiness, reluctancy, similarity, centrality, discrepancy, someways, situation, per se, assumption, contentions, paucity, unnaturalness, nature, incredibility, disparity, specious argument, impossibility, denials, phenomenon, unusualness, extenuating circumstances, problem, insofar, facts, precondition, datum, meaning, particular, characteristic, corollary, desideratum, prerequisite, attribute, circumstance, feature, question, drawback, necessities, prosaic, offact, unemotional, truthful, unromantic, flippant, straightforward, unsentimental, commonsensical, forthright, factual, laconic, commonplace, jocular, succinct, banal, concise, convincing, impressionistic, prosy

More specific:
abc, abc's, abcs, basics, book, case, detail, general, index, index number, indicant, indicator, item, matter of fact, observation, particular, point, reason, record, recordbook, rudiments, score, specific, truth

Appears in the definition of:
., accomplished, accurate, actual, actually, adage, advertise, ad hominem, allegation, allegement, although, analytic, analytical, ancient history, argument, as a matter of fact, audibility, audibleness, authentic, a priori, baseless, basic, being, beingness, byword, call, certifiable, certificate, certification, check, circumstantial evidence, clear, clincher, cognise, cognize, common mood, conditional contract, confabulate, confirmation, correct, correctness, corroboration, counterfactuality, couple, cover, decisive factor, declarative, declarative mood, declared, denotative, deny, detail, detect, de facto, de facto segregation, direct evidence, discover, dispassionate, documentation, duality, effective, effectively, election, estoppel, evidence, exact, existence, existent, explanandum, explicandum, explicit, fact-finding, factoid, factual, factuality, factually, factualness, fact mood, false, false vampire, false vampire bat, fanciful, fascinated, feebly, fiction, fictionalisation, fictionalization, find, finding, finding of fact, general, general verdict, genuinely, geoffrey of monmouth, groundless, hearing, hence, historicalness, idiotically, idle, imaginary, imagined, immaterial, incorrect, incorrectness, indicative, indicative mood, indirect evidence, individually, inform, insinuatingly, in effect, in fact, in name, in name only, in reality, in truth, ipso facto, irreality, item, judgement on the pleadings, judgment on the pleadings, justification, know, landholding, material, matter-of-fact, matter of fact, noise, nonrestrictive, noteworthy, notice, notional, observe, outstanding, ownership, particular, patent, point, pragmatic, precise, presumption, properly speaking, prosaically, prose, proverb, real, really, reason, reliable, res ipsa loquitur, retroactively, retroflex, right, rightness, rule of evidence, saw, security, specific, speculative, stated, statement, stipulation, stockholding, straight, strictly speaking, subjunctive, subjunctive mood, substantial, substantiation, summary judgement, summary judgment, tangible, testimony, thence, theory, therefore, tho', though, thus, to be precise, traverse, true, truly, truth, unfounded, unidimensional, unimaginatively, unmortgaged, unreality, unwarranted, verdict, verification, virtuala, virtually, visibility, visibleness, wave-particle duality, wrong, wrongness

More general:
concept, conception, construct, info, information, realism, reality, realness

Also try:
— Nouns for fact: way, tone, finding, manner, voice, attitude, man, style, statement, approach, finder, more...

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