factually (B2)
adverb
Pronunciation: /ˈfæk.tʃu.ə.li/
Definition
In a way that is concerned with or includes facts; according to the facts.
Examples
The report factually described the events that had occurred.
She tried to respond factually, avoiding any emotional language.
How to Use factually
- factually correct (collocation)
- Being true and based on facts. — "The documentary was praised for being factually correct."
- factually accurate (collocation)
- Being precise and true to the facts. — "The witness provided a factually accurate account of the incident."
- factually based (collocation)
- Founded on or supported by facts. — "The research is factually based and avoids speculation."
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