1. fact

noun. (ˈfækt) A piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred.
Antonyms
general particular specific unfastidious common nonspecific secondary
Synonyms
particular reason item general matter of fact
Etymology
fact (English)
factum (Latin)
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2. matter-of-fact

adjective. Concerned with practical matters.
Antonyms
impractical abstract unserviceable impossible
Synonyms
practical pragmatic

3. fact-finding

adjective. Designed to find information or ascertain facts.
Antonyms
uninquiring answer incurious uninquisitive
Synonyms
investigatory inquiring

4. matter-of-fact

adjective. Not fanciful or imaginative.
Antonyms
rhetorical unrealistic impracticality
Synonyms
prosaic

5. fact

noun. (ˈfækt) A statement or assertion of verified information about something that is the case or has happened.
Antonyms
insanity contraindication indication ready-made particularity discriminate noncomprehensive
Synonyms
record book book record basics index number
Etymology
fact (English)
factum (Latin)

6. fact

noun. (ˈfækt) An event known to have happened or something known to have existed.
Antonyms
unreality specialized precise diversified
Synonyms
reality realism
Etymology
fact (English)
factum (Latin)

7. fact

noun. (ˈfækt) A concept whose truth can be proved.
Antonyms
misconception universal universal proposition careless
Synonyms
concept conception
Etymology
fact (English)
factum (Latin)
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