Factual Evidence

A rarely used redundancy used in order to put greater emphasis on an evident truth with supporting facts, most commonly used by people with a higher intelligence than others.

I can confirm that the decision-making process is effective, transparent, and based on factual evidence as well as thorough analysis.

Even the most reluctant of us can no longer deny the factual evidence of this alarming fact, announced years ago.

Earth isn't going to last forever, it's factual evidence.

by Big Brain Time August 17, 2019

quite factual

When something is quite factual, so factual that you use this phrase

Is 1+1 2?
Quite Factual.

by The Fat Duck October 5, 2021

Factual Faggot

A person who is in fact a faggot.

Grahm touched Andrews dick while reciting poetry, he is a factual faggot.

by Samenametwice August 28, 2018

factual inaccuracies

Fancy lies

His factual inaccuracies made the hifalutin ugly ladies swoon.

by ReallyUglyGirl May 12, 2017

the actual factual

truth, current events, news, or the usual activities

Persistant Paul: So what's the latest?
News and Notes Nate: Oh so you want that actual factual?

(chillin' context)

Renegade Rob: What's goin' champion?
Chillin' in the Cut Charlie: Ain't nothin' but the actual factual.

by Avery Smith December 13, 2007

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

Factual Bet

It is an actual fact that is used as a bet. Or can be used to confirm something

"Parker you look really good today and that's a factual bet" " Its a factual bet that the sky is blue"

by Voteforfactualbet February 14, 2019