factual (Meaning)
factual (s)
existing in act or fact
factual (a)
of or relating to or characterized by facts
factual (a.)
Relating to, or containing, facts.
Synonyms & Antonyms of factual
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Antonyms:
- make-believe
- apocryphal
- undocumented
- make-believe
- mythic
- fantastic
- unauthentic
- nondocumentary
- fabulous
- imaginary
- chimerical
- fantastical
- fantastical
- fabulous
- chimeric
- apocryphal
- legendary
- legendary
- fantastic
- nondocumentary
- imagined
- mythic
- chimeric
- undocumented
- imagined
- fanciful
- exaggerated
- imaginary
- unauthentic
- invented
- mythical
- chimerical
- fanciful
- invented
- mythical
- exaggerated
factual Sentence Examples
- The author provided factual information to support their argument.
- The news report contained factual accounts of the events.
- The scientist conducted factual experiments to test their hypothesis.
- The witness gave a factual account of what they saw.
- The lawyer presented factual evidence to support their client's case.
- The historian wrote a factual account of the past.
- The student gave a factual answer to the question.
- The politician made a factual statement during their speech.
- The article presented factual information about the topic.
- The book contained factual data about the subject.
FAQs About the word factual
existing in act or fact, of or relating to or characterized by factsRelating to, or containing, facts.
literal,historical, nonfictional, documentary, true, reliable, authentic,objective, actual, simple
theoretical, unhistorical, hypothetical, unhistorical,theoretical, nonhistorical, theoretic, fictionalized, hypothetical, fictitious
The author provided factual information to support their argument.
The news report contained factual accounts of the events.
The scientist conducted factual experiments to test their hypothesis.
The witness gave a factual account of what they saw.
