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Definition of «factual»

Factual refers to something that is based on facts, or information that can be proven true through evidence. It describes a statement or claim that can be verified as accurate and truthful by means of documentation or research. In other words, factual means relating to or being an actual occurrence; real; not imaginary or fictitious.

Usage examples

  1. The research study presented factual evidence to support their claims.
  2. The newspaper article was praised for its factual reporting, as it presented accurate information.
  3. The teacher encouraged the students to base their arguments on factual data rather than personal opinions.
  4. The court case required the lawyers to provide factual evidence to support their arguments.
  5. The documentary film provided a factual account of the historical events.
  6. The scientist conducted experiments to gather factual data for their research.
  7. The journalist ensured that the story was thoroughly fact-checked to ensure its factual accuracy.
  8. The police officer relied on factual information when solving the crime.
  9. The company's annual report presented factual figures and statistics about their financial performance.
  10. The author incorporated factual references and historical events into their novel to make it more realistic.

Phrases with «factual»

Sentences with «factual»

  • When going for a higher job, you must provide proof in the form of factual information as your foundation for applying for the job. (cvtips.com)
  • The next learning target might shift to student understanding of factual information about geographic characteristics. (ascd.org)
  • They play to our emotional, not factual based decisions. (naiaonline.org)
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