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factually

/ˈfæktʃuəɫi/ adv

In a factual manner.

Word Origin Factually comes from Latin factum 'a thing done' — from facere 'to do, make.' A fact is literally something that has been done, an accomplished deed. The same root gives us factory (where things are made), manufacture (making by hand), and affect (to do something to). Factual means 'based on facts,' and factually is the adverb. The PIE root *dhe- 'to set, put' is also in do and deed.

adv In a factual manner.

The journalist reported the events factually, without any personal bias.

(副词) 实事求是地；据实地；如实地

记者实事求是地报道了事件，没有任何个人偏见。

(adverbio) factualmente; de hecho [De manera factual.]

El periodista reportó los hechos de manera factual, sin ningún sesgo personal.

(adverbe) factuellement; de manière factuelle [De manière factuelle, en s'appuyant strictement sur les faits vérifiables, sans interprétation subjective.]

Le journaliste a rapporté les événements **factually**, sans aucune partialité personnelle.

(Adverb) sachlich; faktisch; tatsächlich [Auf eine Weise, die sich auf Tatsachen stützt oder diese sachlich wiedergibt.]

Die Journalistin berichtete die Ereignisse **factually**, ohne persönliche Voreingenommenheit.

(副詞) 事実に基づいて、事実に即して

ジャーナリストは個人的な偏見なく、事実に基づいて出来事を取材した。

(advérbio) fativamente; objetivamente [De maneira factual; com base em fatos.]

O jornalista relatou os eventos de maneira factual, sem qualquer viés pessoal.

Synonyms: accurately truthfully correctly precisely Antonyms: falsely inaccurately incorrectly
Word parts: fact + ual + ly

Common collocations

be verb correct adj not adv to prep of prep incorrect adj wrong adj

Related words

fact faction factory faculty factitious affect effect perfect defect infect confection feature facilitate

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