fækˈtʌlɪzəm

Definitions

1. noun

The emphasis on facts and evidence in understanding or interpreting something, often in relation to a philosophical or ideological position.

“The politician’s factualism was questioned by critics who felt she was ignoring the emotional impact of her policies.”

2. noun

A philosophy that emphasizes the importance of facts and evidence in understanding reality.

“The professor’s lectures on factualism provided a comprehensive overview of the subject.”