Fact
Fact noun - The quality of being actual.
Unemployment and fact are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unemployment" instead a noun "Fact".
Unemployment
Unemployment noun - The state of being unemployed or not having a job.
Fact and unemployment are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fact" instead a noun "Unemployment".
Nearby Words: unemployed, unemployable
Both words in one sentence
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In a very obvious example they reported the unemployment to have decreased by 50% while other independent sources (let alone the fact that more people were well ... UNEMPLOYED compared to before) suggested otherwise.
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One of the frustrations with Mr Quimby's unemployment in Ramona and Her Father is the fact that he, and by extension, Ramona has to stick close to the phone for calls about job interviews, making for many boring afternoons with a cranky father.
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Some still refer to the area as "economically depressed" despite the fact that many international corporations are headquartered here in addition to the area being a large hub of education and health care, resulting in a relatively low unemployment rate compared to other areas of the US.
Source: Useful Notes / Pittsburgh
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