nonfactual (Meaning)

nonfactual

not relating to, concerned with, or based on facts

The rumor that the government was spying on its citizens was nonfactual and unfounded.
The newspaper article claimed that the moon landing was faked, but its nonfactual allegations were quickly debunked.
The witness gave a nonfactual account of the car accident, leading to confusion in the investigation.
The advertisement for the weight loss supplement contained several nonfactual claims about its effectiveness.
The candidate's speech was filled with nonfactual statements about his opponent's criminal record.
The historian discovered that the legend of the lost city of Atlantis was nonfactual and based on ancient myths.
The scientific theory was supported by extensive evidence, unlike the nonfactual beliefs of its critics.
The judge ruled that the defendant's alibi was nonfactual and did not provide a defense for his actions.
The police dismissed the anonymous threats as nonfactual and not worthy of further investigation.
The historical novel took liberties with the events it portrayed, presenting a nonfactual version of the past.

not relating to, concerned with, or based on facts

nonhistorical, theoretical, fictionalized, hypothetical, theoretic, unhistorical, speculative,fictional, unauthentic, apocryphal

hard, objective, matter-of-fact, historical, true,factual, documentary, actual, literal, real

The rumor that the government was spying on its citizens was nonfactual and unfounded.

The newspaper article claimed that the moon landing was faked, but its nonfactual allegations were quickly debunked.

The witness gave a nonfactual account of the car accident, leading to confusion in the investigation.

The advertisement for the weight loss supplement contained several nonfactual claims about its effectiveness.