factual in Greek
factual in Greek is πραγματικός — factual means based on facts rather than opinion or invention.
factual in Greek
πραγματικός
Pronounced: pragmatikos
Pertaining to or consisting of objective claims.
What does "factual" mean?
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adj Based on facts rather than opinion or invention.
"The report gives a factual account of what happened that night."
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noun A television or radio programme built around real events, such as a documentary.
"The channel is known for its wildlife factuals."
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factual in a sentence
- The report gives a factual account of what happened that night.
- Try to keep your statement factual and leave out how you feel about it.
- The channel is known for its wildlife factuals.
- I prefer factuals to dramas on a Sunday night.
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What is "factual" in Greek?
"factual" in Greek is πραγματικός. factual means: Based on facts rather than opinion or invention.
How do you pronounce πραγματικός?
"factual" in Greek is πραγματικός, pronounced "pragmatikos".
How do you use "factual" in a sentence?
Example: "The report gives a factual account of what happened that night." In Greek, "factual" is πραγματικός.
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