In fact
In fact adverb - In reality or actuality.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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In the Avengers films, Hawkeye kills people quite liberally, and is in fact described as a "Master assassin" by Iron Man at one point.
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A lot of hostile and friendly species on Star Trek tended to have rather questionable fashions, in fact: those Romulan fashions were borrowed liberally from the Vulcans.
Source: Fashion-Victim Villain -
Then in the followup series Drink To Britain, in which he and Oz search for the drink that stands for modern Britain, they conclude after a month of touring Britain and liberally sampling everything alcoholic it has to offer, that the drink is in fact... tea.
Source: Spot of Tea
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