Historical Facts

noun a fact or circumstance that is true or real; a statement that is true or can be proven

adjective relating to or characterized by facts or reality; straightforward and unemotional

• As a matter of fact, the research study proved the hypothesis to be correct.
• Oh, as a matter of fact, I saw Sarah at the grocery store yesterday.
• Yeah, as a matter of fact, I'm not really feeling that new restaurant.
• His love for her was as solid as a matter of fact, unwavering and true.

verb to have in or be able to bring to one's mind an awareness of (someone or something that one has seen, known, or experienced in the past)

• It is important to remember to cite your sources in academic writing.
• Hey, remember to pick up some milk on your way home.
• I remember when we used to hang out at that spot all the time.
• As we grow older, we must remember to cherish the memories we've made.

adjective not able to be challenged or disputed; indisputable

• His expertise in the field is unchallengeable.
• No one can argue with his knowledge on the subject.
• His skills are off the charts.
• Her position as the team leader is unchallengeable.

adjective describing something as having the characteristics of a fact

• The report presented by the expert was full of facty information that supported their conclusions.
• I don't know if I believe that facty story my friend told me about their weekend.
• Stop being so facty all the time, let's just have fun and relax.
• Her argument was so facty, it felt like she was hitting me over the head with a dictionary.