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Information pertaining to a fictional character, story or event. Similar to a fact, but fictional. Superman is from Krypton, Fict. Fict: James Tiberius Kirk became Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701 in 2264.
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the opposite of a fact giraffes live in trees - this would be an example of a fict
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A piece of information that has been presented as truth but is false or unproven. Ficts can be presented intentionally or through complete ignorance. The opposite of a fact. Today I learned a very interesting fict: the urban dictionary is used by ivy league professors more often than any other reference.
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Noun. Truthy sounding fiction often statistical in nature. As opposed to a fact. Often used for political purposes.
Plural: ficts. One of the Republican ficts is the President's trip to Indonesia is costing taxpayers $200 million dollars a day.
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