Fatility

When you think of fertility and you write fatility in voc. test.
Thats fatility

Embryos are born sometimes in fatility clinics.

by DevianControl March 9, 2018

Frutality

A word play of Future Reality, Frutality means to take a thought, drawing, blueprint, personal dream or inventions and make them exist in the physical world.

Jason contemplated on the Frutality of his AI project. Would it succeed? Or would it fail, only time will tell.

Greg has been working on his invention for some years. He knows he can make millions of dollars if only he could bring his invention to frutality.

Sometimes it's not just about apples and oranges, sometimes it's about the frutality of the people involved and whether or not they achieve their goals.

Mike dreaded the frutality of his choice. He knew as he stood there that he had fucked up.

by RobotWizard January 12, 2021

fakrality

#Fakrality, refers specifically, to 2021, and how life has somehow morphed, into a NEW, masked #fakrality, it's surreal, and very disconcerting.

My new fakrality, is unlike i imagined it, to be.

by tannide May 11, 2021

fatalitous

(adj) comparison of fatalities; to use fatalities in the comparative or superlative form

The most fatalitous tornado of that night was the 3rd E-2 tornado that spawned killing 8 people.
The aftermath of the storm was more fatalitous than the storm itself.

by SSafetypin April 30, 2022

fqtality

Hyperpop Daddy Who Pulls All The E-Hoes or is Lacky-Lucas Baby Mama

Omg you're like a fqtality :plead:

by LacksXV June 12, 2022

fqtality

Hot Hyperpop AMV Dude who pulls all the E-Mommys and E-Hoes :pleading_face: also is dating the famous rotational amv editor LacksXv :heart:

Omg you're like a fqtality :pleading_face: :heart: (fuck me)

by LacksXV June 12, 2022

Factuality Bias

The rigid and often disingenuous demand that arguments, especially in social or political realms, must be supported only by quantifiable, hard "facts," while excluding moral reasoning, ethical principles, visionary ideals, or appeals to justice as "subjective" and therefore irrelevant. This bias artificially narrows discourse to only what can be measured, silencing debates about values, rights, and the kind of world we ought to build.

Example: In a debate about poverty reduction, one side argues from a moral imperative for human dignity. The other retorts, "Show me the facts and economic models that prove dignity increases GDP, or your argument is just feelings." This Factuality Bias attempts to reduce a moral imperative to a spreadsheet calculation, dismissing ethics as irrational.

by Dumu The Void February 4, 2026