Facty

Pronunciation: /fæk.ti/

Definitions of facty

adjective describing something as having the characteristics of a fact

Example Sentences

A1 I like watching facty documentaries about animals.

A2 She always has a lot of facty information to share during our conversations.

B1 The article provided some facty details about the history of the city.

B2 The scientist presented a facty analysis of the experiment results.

C1 The book offers a facty examination of the political landscape of the country.

C2 Her research paper is filled with facty evidence to support her argument.

Examples of facty in a Sentence

formal The report presented by the expert was full of facty information that supported their conclusions.

informal I don't know if I believe that facty story my friend told me about their weekend.

slang Stop being so facty all the time, let's just have fun and relax.

figurative Her argument was so facty, it felt like she was hitting me over the head with a dictionary.

Grammatical Forms of facty

• past tense: factied
• plural: facties
• comparative: more facty
• superlative: most facty
• present tense: facties
• future tense: will facty
• perfect tense: have factied
• continuous tense: is factying
• singular: facty
• positive degree: facty
• infinitive: to facty
• gerund: factying
• participle: factied

Origin and Evolution of facty

First Known Use: 1850 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'facty' is believed to have originated as a colloquial abbreviation of the word 'factual'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'facty' has come to be used informally to describe something that is factual or true, often in a casual or conversational context.