Definitions

1. noun

Something that is known or proven to be true; a piece of information or a statement that is verified or established.

“The scientist presented the fact that the new medicine showed promising results in the clinical trials.”

2. verb

To assert or state that something is true, especially in a formal or official way.

“The court fact-finder presented her findings to the jury.”

3. verb

To provide or establish the facts of a situation, especially in an investigation or inquiry.

“The detective had to fact the evidence to solve the case.”

4. adjective

Relating to or based on facts.

“The fact-based article provided an in-depth analysis of the economic crisis.”

5. noun

A piece of information or a statement that is used to support or verify a claim or a statement.

“The fact that she had graduated from a reputable university was an important fact in her job application.”