by Ndinsi November 02, 2018
by Idk123490 January 20, 2021
The words (Fact) and (Actually) fused into one. You can use factually when defending your statement or opinion with straight facts.
by MATTinFir May 09, 2019
by Matt Wood woody November 18, 2007
To mislead by seeming to give proof to an unproven theory or conjecture.
Factualization is usually accomplished by highlighting the portions of a theory that align with the desired outcome of the factualization while omitting and/or downplaying the portions of the theory that do not.
Factualization is generally practiced by a lawyer, a politician, a con man and/or a used car salesman. A person who is proficient at the art of factualization is known as a spin doctor.
Factualization is usually accomplished by highlighting the portions of a theory that align with the desired outcome of the factualization while omitting and/or downplaying the portions of the theory that do not.
Factualization is generally practiced by a lawyer, a politician, a con man and/or a used car salesman. A person who is proficient at the art of factualization is known as a spin doctor.
The speaker had some strong arguments which seemed to factualize his position that global warming is a hoax, even though he never mentioned that the polar ice caps are melting.
by Doc_Iggy June 21, 2011
by Immaturityyy January 03, 2020
A theory, claim, or statement assumed to be true due to popular agreement. Said claim can be either backed up by facts or "reliable" anecdotes.
This is a portmanteau of "fact" and "reality".
This is a portmanteau of "fact" and "reality".
Even though we all know 2 + 2 = 5, the class decided, that in factuality, it equals 4. They are such Sheep.
"God exists" is a factuality.
String theory is not a factuality, because not enough people take it for granted.
"God exists" is a factuality.
String theory is not a factuality, because not enough people take it for granted.
by Sudo-Nimb December 26, 2009