How would you define the word “fact?”?
Question by Egareitteb: How would you define the word “fact?”?
Seriously, it belongs in this section. People seem to use the word in interesting ways around here…
Best answer:
Answer by anon
a verifiable reality
What do you think? Answer below!
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Know your facts: Prevent alcohol poisoning
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Healthy food: Potatoes, the facts
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