Actuality and Case

Actuality

Actuality noun - Something that actually exists.

Usage example: these estimated tax revenues, from casinos that have yet to be built, are being treated as actualities

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Case and actuality are semantically related in fact topic. In some cases you can use "Case" instead a noun "Actuality".

Case noun - Something that actually exists.

Usage example: this has never been the case before

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Actuality and case are semantically related in fact topic. You can use "Actuality" instead a noun "Case".

Nearby Words: cased, casing, casework

new

new actuality

new case

One of the detectives interviewed remarks that nobody ever keeps their movie stubs.note In actuality, people do in fact save ticket stubs, usually as a memento of a romantic date or, in the case of Internet movie reviewers, to show that they have attended a screening.

Source: Series / Forensic Files
This appears to be the case when 15-year-old O'Neill shows up in the episode "Fragile Balance." In actuality, he was an Asgard-designed clone that did not mature properly.

Source: Fountain of Youth
In the case we see in the movie, he placed the blame on Private Boone for bringing the wrong instrument (in actuality, the patient died before Boone even got back).

Source: Never My Fault

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