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Definition of fact
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fact is as below...
Fact (n.)
Reality;
actuality;
truth;
as, he, in fact,
excelled
all the rest; the fact is, he was
beaten..
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Denier
::
Denier
(n.) One who
denies;
as, a
denier
of a fact, or of the
faith,
or of
Christ..
Manufacturing
::
Manufacturing
(a.)
Employed,
or
chiefly
employed,
in
manufacture;
as, a
manufacturing
community;
a
manufacturing
town..
Celluloid
::
Celluloid
(n.) A
substance
composed
essentially
of gun
cotton
and
camphor,
and when pure
resembling
ivory in
texture
and
color,
but
variously
colored
to
imitate
coral,
tortoise
shell,
amber,
malachite,
etc. It is used in the
manufacture
of
jewelry
and many small
articles,
as
combs,
brushes,
collars,
and
cuffs;
--
originally
called
xylonite..
Manufacture
::
Manufacture
(n.) The
operation
of
making
wares or any
products
by hand, by
machinery,
or by other
agency..
Lubrifaction
::
Lubrifaction
(n.) The act of
lubricating,
or
making
smooth..
Document
::
Document
(v. t.) To
furnish
with
documents
or
papers
necessary
to
establish
facts or give
information;
as, a a ship
should
be
documented
according
to the
directions
of law..
Pyrotechnist
::
Pyrotechnist
(n.) One
skilled
in
pyrotechny;
one who
manufactures
fireworks.
Chylification
::
Chylification
(n.) The
formation
of
chyle.
See
Chylifaction.
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) A
formal
denial
of some
matter
of fact
alleged
by the
opposite
party in any stage of the
pleadings.
The
technical
words
introducing
a
traverse
are
absque
hoc,
without
this; that is,
without
this which
follows..
Factoress
::
Factoress
(n.) A
factor
who is a
woman.
Sugariness
::
Sugar-house
(n.) A
building
in which sugar is made or
refined;
a sugar
manufactory.
Monte-acid
::
Monte-acid
(n.) An acid
elevator,
as a tube
through
which acid is
forced
to some
height
in a
sulphuric
acid
manufactory..
Inscrutable
::
Inscrutable
(a.)
Unsearchable;
incapable
of being
searched
into and
understood
by
inquiry
or
study;
impossible
or
difficult
to be
explained
or
accounted
for
satisfactorily;
obscure;
incomprehensible;
as, an
inscrutable
design
or
event..
Dissolution
::
Dissolution
(n.) The state of being
dissolved,
or of
undergoing
liquefaction..
Aggri
::
Aggri (a.)
Applied
to a kind of
variegated
glass beads of
ancient
manufacture;
as, aggry beads are found in
Ashantee
and
Fantee
in
Africa..
Sphaeridium
::
Sphaeridium
(n.) A
peculiar
sense organ found upon the
exterior
of most kinds of sea
urchins,
and
consisting
of an oval or
sherical
head
surmounting
a short
pedicel.
It is
generally
supposed
to be an
olfactory
organ..
Satisfactive
::
Satisfactive
(a.)
Satisfactory.
Construction
::
Construction
(n.) The
method
of
construing,
interpreting,
or
explaining
a
declaration
or fact; an
attributed
sense or
meaning;
understanding;
explanation;
interpretation;
sense..
Olfactive
::
Olfactive
(a.) See
Olfactory,
a..
Regret
::
Regret
(v.) Pain of mind on
account
of
something
done or
experienced
in the past, with a wish that it had been
different;
a
looking
back with
dissatisfaction
or with
longing;
grief;
sorrow;
especially,
a
mourning
on
account
of the loss of some joy,
advantage,
or
satisfaction..
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