facts

SayFAKTS/ˈfækts/

2 meanings of facts

1
noun
Plural of fact. Use this form when you mean more than one fact.
The report listed all the important facts about the accident.
She wrote down three facts she learned in class today.
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2
interjection
Said to show that you agree something is completely true.
When he said pizza is the best food, she replied, "Facts."
"That movie was way too long." "Facts, I almost fell asleep."
Similarexactly, agreed, word
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facts is a form of fact

fact, noun: Something that is true or really happened, not made up or just believed. Full entry

Forms: factfacts plural
Spelling: fact → facts: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /s/.

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