Factually Meaning in English

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Definition

In a way that is based on facts or reality, not opinions or feelings. Used to describe statements or information that are true and objective.

Usage & Nuances

'Factually' is a formal adverb, mostly used in academic, journalistic, or legal writing. It emphasizes objective truth, often contrasting with opinions or emotions. Common phrases include 'factually correct' or 'factually inaccurate'. Not usually used in casual conversation.

• Spanish: de manera factual - objetivamente
• Portuguese (BR): de forma factual - objetivamente
• Portuguese (PT): de forma factual - objetivamente
• Chinese (Simplified): 事实上 - 客观地
• Chinese (Traditional): 事實上 - 客觀地
• Hindi: तथ्यात्मक रूप से
• Arabic: بشكل واقعي - بصورة موضوعية
• Bengali: তথ্যভিত্তিকভাবে - বাস্তবভিত্তিকভাবে
• Russian: фактически - объективно
• Japanese: 事実に基づいて - 客観的に
• Vietnamese: dựa trên thực tế - một cách khách quan
• Korean: 사실적으로 - 객관적으로
• Turkish: olguya dayalı olarak - nesnel olarak
• Urdu: حقیقتاً - واقعتاً (حقائق کی بنیاد پر)
• Indonesian: secara faktual - secara objektif

Example Sentences

She spoke factually about what happened.

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He's not being emotional; he's just stating things factually.

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The report is factually accurate.

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Please answer factually and not with your opinion.

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This article is factually correct, but it leaves out some important context.

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Even if you don't agree, what she said is factually true.

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