fact
fact - noun
- Something that has actual existence
- An actual occurrence
- A piece of information presented as having objective reality
- The quality of being actual : actuality
Usage examples
Examples: "I can see the fact from here." "That fact belongs to me." "The fact is very important."
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Borrowed from Latin {it}factum{/it} "deed, action, real event," noun derivative from neuter of {it}factus,{/it} past participle of {it}facere{/it} "to make, bring about, perform, do," going back to a suffixed form {it}*d{sup}h{/sup}h{inf}1{/inf}-k-i̯e-{/it} (with perfect {it}fēcī{/it} from {it}*d{sup}h{/sup}eh{inf}1{/inf}-k-{/it}) of Indo-European {it}*d{sup}h{/sup}h{inf}1{/inf}-, d{sup}h{/sup}eh{inf}1{/inf}-{/it} "put, place, make, do" {ma}{mat|do:1|}{/ma}
Borrowed from Latin factum "deed, action, real event," noun derivative from neuter of factus, past participle of facere "to make, bring about, perform, do," going back to a suffixed form {it}*d{sup}h{/sup}h{inf}1{/inf}-k-i̯e-{/it} (with perfect fēcī from {it}*d{sup}h{/sup}eh{inf}1{/inf}-k-{/it}) of Indo-European {it}*d{sup}h{/sup}h{inf}1{/inf}-, d{sup}h{/sup}eh{inf}1{/inf}-{/it} "put, place, make, do"