Factualitude

The art of being correct.

Even with my faults in the matter there is some factualitude to the response at hand.

by D.C. Lee March 26, 2017

Factualities

This is another word for a fact but it’s used only is u bad😎

Yes Kaylee speaking real factualities!

by Immaturityyy January 3, 2020

Fartalizer

Any food or drink that helps you grow farts. Foods that make one fart.

Your mother's beans are some of the best Fartalizer around, one bowl and I am farting all day long.

by Mike the tolerant one August 30, 2021

Actualized Defamation

Actualized Defamation is the result akin to "call a person a monster for long enough, they will become a monster" but on a larger scale. When society or a powerful feed source within it presents manufactured or stereotyped information about one group of people, those people over time will become what they are told they are, even if the target group fights against or protests the propaganda/prejudice. Indeed the fight against the words cast about them can aid in speeding and further ingraining it as truth.

"Gay males are overly focused on sex and generally rebellious against safe practices, in my opinion, is the perfect example of actualized defamation. If they lived through the 80s and 90s, they had the media's AIDS obsession, the Christian Church's bible and evangelicals, and the general public's ignorance telling them from every direction they were 'plague spreading sexual monsters'."

by FaqBasher January 17, 2022

Factualistictishable

Factualistictishable or the act of admitting all facts in an argument the pronunciation is factual-list-ish-able

That argument was very factualistictishable

by Factualistictishable June 21, 2022

Fantalize

A combination of fantasize and idolization. When someone idolizes a fantasy that they have created about someone or something.

Fantasizing: “indulging in daydreams or creating imaginative and often fantastic views or ideas”
Idolization: “the act of excessively admiring or worshipping someone, often to an unrealistic degree”

John fantalizes Amarah for her wonderful personality and looks as if he intimately knows her — even though he has only seen her once before.

Stop fantalizing him. You don’t even know him, just the built up image you have created of him in your head.

by Pinkzebra July 7, 2025

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