factive
/ˈfæktɪv/Definitions
1. adjective
Relating to or denoting a type of sentence or statement that asserts the truth of something, often expressed by the use of the phrase ‘it is a fact that’.
“The journalist used a factive construction to emphasize the significance of the information.”
2. noun
A sentence or statement that asserts the truth of something.
“The researcher analyzed several factives to understand the impact of the new policy.”