Fact and Myth

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Fact

Fact noun - A single piece of information.
Usage example: a book of little-known facts about famous people
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Antonyms for Fact
Myth is an antonym for fact.
Nearby Words: factor, factual, factually

Myth

Myth noun - A traditional but unfounded story that gives the reason for a current custom, belief, or fact of nature.
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Synonyms for Myth
Fact is an antonym for myth in often ancient topic.
Nearby Words: mythical, mythic
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How words are described

known known fact known myth
old old fact old myth
particular particular fact particular myth
similar similar fact similar myth
Other adjectives: common, certain, single, simple, popular, actual, real, main, early, mere, above, overall, aforementioned.

Both words in one sentence

  • The Caligula In fact, in a possible creation myth explained in Mythologies, Caligula was, in fact, the first Gangrel.
    Source: The Caligula
  • Myth / Classical Mythology In fact, the Achilles Heel myth is not even referenced in the text, and Achilles is more known for his skill, strength, speed, and ferocity than for being nigh-invulnerable.
    Source: Myth / Classical Mythology
  • This would just be mildly creepy if it weren't for the fact that in ancient times many people believed this myth.
    Source: Nightmare Fuel / Mythology And Folklore
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