facts

/ˈfækts/
intj 1

Collocations

5

ADJ.

all, known, known, related, relative, startling, sure

The startling facts about climate change were finally presented to the public.

VERB + FACTS

accord, acquainted, agree, confuse, discovered, face, judging, learn

We need to face the facts that our old business plan no longer works.

FACTS + NOUN

accident, methods, mori, mr

The accident facts presented by the insurance investigator contradicted what the witness had claimed.

PREP.

from, in, with

I need to check the facts in this report before submitting it to my manager.

ADV.

mutually

The two witnesses gave statements that were mutually contradictory facts about what happened that night.

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