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factually Definition and Meaning in English (factually definition)

adverb
Synonyms:actuallyverifiablyobjectively
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Factually definition: In a way that relates to facts or is based on facts, rather than opinions or interpretations.

Definitions of Factually

  1. 1adverb

    In a way that relates to facts or is based on facts, rather than opinions or interpretations.

Example Sentences

“The report factually described the events of the day.”

“She presented the case factually, without any emotional bias.”

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Antonyms

subjectivelyspeculativelyfictitiously

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nounfact
nounfactuality
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Factually definition: In a way that relates to facts or is based on facts, rather than opinions or interpretations.
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