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facticity
noun[ U ]
formaluk /fækˈtɪs.ə.ti/ us /fækˈtɪs.ə.t̬i/
the state of being a fact:
The most obvious example of a text that makes no claim to facticity is the novel.
My own investigations confirmed the facticity of what these scientists had been saying.
She made the point that empirical facts don't simply exist, and work needs to be done to establish their facticity.
It's important to verify by direct experience the facticity of what we have been told.
I'm surprised by your inability to perceive the facticity of what she says.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Reality and truth
actuality
apothegm
authenticity
axiomatically
brute fact
gospel
home truth
immediacy
impostor syndrome
it is what it isidiom
real life
realia
the real McCoy
the real thing
the real worldphrase
truth is stranger than fictionidiom
truth will outidiom
veracity
verisimilitude
verity
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