Basically and Factually

Basically

Basically adverb - For the most part.

Factually and basically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Factually" instead an adverb "Basically".

Nearby Words: basic, basics

Factually

Factually adverb - As a fact or based on fact.

Basically and factually are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Basically" instead an adverb "Factually".

Nearby Words: fact, factual

Both words in one sentence

  • All Myths Are True Sonic X: Dark Chaos basically runs on the idea that every single story in the Bible and Koran is factually true, and that they were based on humanity's first contacts with Lovecraftian horrors and their "children" like Jesus Christ and Muhammed.
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