Actually and Factually

Actually

Actually adverb - In actual fact.
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Factually and actually are semantically related in basically topic. In some cases you can use "Factually" instead an adverb "Actually".

Factually

Factually adverb - As a fact or based on fact.

Actually and factually are semantically related in basically topic. You can use "Actually" instead an adverb "Factually", if it concerns topics such as really.

Nearby Words: fact, factual

Both words in one sentence

  • In Poul Anderson's The High Crusade, much of Sir Roger's interplanetary negotiations involve boasts which are not factually incorrect, but are carefully worded to imply that his forces are larger than they actually are.
  • Asking "Why is Naruto such a crap anime" on any anime forum gets 3 different responses; non-fans saying it is, fans saying it isn't and a 3rd group that actually look at the question and point out its foibles and short comings, and try to answer it logically and factually.
  • Webcomic / Bob the Angry Flower Take That: As an online discussion of Objectivism continues, the odds of this Bob the Angry Flower Strip◊ being linked approaches 1:1.note The author did later admit that cartoon was written at a time he hadn't actually read Atlas Shrugged and the cartoon is factually inaccurate.
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