Accuracy
Accuracy noun - The quality or state of being very accurate.
Facts and accuracy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Facts" instead a noun "Accuracy".
Nearby Words: accurate, accurately
Facts
Both words in one sentence
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Occasionally the book has footnotes correcting or corroborating specific facts that people have relayed, but in most cases there is no "official" word as to accuracy.
Source: Literature / World War Z - If the author makes notable claims regarding the accuracy of his facts and the diligence of his research, and then describes the methods Leonardo used to prepare the canvas for the Mona Lisa, the author has Dan Browned the audience.note The Mona Lisa is painted on wood.
Source: Trope Distinctions / A to C
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