factualdegree

Fuck you.

“Hello!”
“Fuck you.”
“Oh, you mean FactualDegree?”
“No, I meant fuck you.”

by FactualDegree February 13, 2022

Factual Claim

A statement of which someone speaks factual evidence.

Kanye W: Bro im tellin you that Lil Hemorrhoid and Lil Pube’s new song is dropping soon and it’s gonna be fyeee

Travis S: Factual claim, mi amigo

by Lil.Hemorrhoid May 30, 2022

Actually Factually

To prove to someone that some actually is indeed factually. Helps get the point across

Like, actually factually I'm smarter than you sooo yeah.

by icoinedthisshit May 26, 2020

The Factual Feminist

An online web series hosted by Christina Hoff Sommers where she critically analyzes various feminist issues and claims using sound facts and evidence.

The Factual Feminist is not to be mistaken for the bias Feminist Frequency.

by spootyhead July 10, 2016

facturd

A non-verifiable, counterfeit factoid. A facturd is created, often impromptu, from bits and pieces of otherwise real information, to support the creator's opinions.
Unlike a factoid, a facturd is essentially misinformation, pulled out of the air, sometimes related to something the speaker or writer has read or heard, and usually to support an otherwise unsupportable stance.
A facturd presenter often speaks or writes with strong conviction, believing in it's truthfulness and accuracy.

"Of COURSE the French would lose in a war against England! If you simply did a little reading, you'd know that they have surrendered in every single war they've ever fought!"

"Where did you find THAT ridiculous little facturd?"

by Chocolate Milk September 25, 2006

factomundo

combining the English word fact, and Spanish word mundo meaning world. Usually used at the end of a sentence emphasizing the fact.
1. adjective. A fact of which the news spreads swift and accurate.
2. noun. An emphasis when agreeing on an observation made by many.
3. noun. A well known or obvious fact.

example #1 The vice president got away with shooting a man, factomundo.
example #2 Cars don't swim, factomundo.

by Junipa Contento April 6, 2007

Factual Opinion

A factual opinion is an opinion containing factual evidence, not only your own opinion. It's an opinion in which there's evidence to back it up, furthermore, the opinion shouldn't just contain bias ideas of your own, but in fact an opinion that anyone else can agree on.

For example, let's say you've created a piece of work. An opinion would sound like, "Personally, I don't like the fog around the picture"
A factual opinion would sound like "You shouldn't remove the fog around the picture because it looks a bit more realistic and adds vividness to the picture"

by Vixinus May 7, 2018