The fact
Example: The fact supports the main argument
Definition
"The fact" refers to a piece of information or reality that is true and can be verified. It is often used to emphasize something that is indisputable or confirmed, such as in the phrase, "The fact supports the main argument," where it highlights evidence backing a claim.
Etymology
The phrase "the fact" originates from the Latin word 'factum,' which means 'a thing done' or 'deed.' Over time, it came to represent something that has actually happened or is true. Did you know? The word 'fact' was first used in English during the late Middle Ages, reflecting the importance of truth and reality in communication.
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"The fact" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (B1) - set 6", containing 114 commonly used words.
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