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View definitions for factually

factually

adverb as in strictly

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The interview reveals “so much about Martha factually, but you also learn so much about her as a character,” Cutler said.

Beck, who said he has donated to Brown's campaign, pointed to largely Republican but some Democrat-affiliated ads that have "not been factually accurate."

From Salon

The district attorney’s office, in a motion filed jointly with attorneys for Palacios and Pleytez, has asked a judge to declare the two factually innocent.

“There’s a part of you that wonders does he just want a book about himself, regardless of how factually correct?”

On Tuesday, Robin Dunne, representing Mrs Rooney in the costs dispute, said claims made in court on Monday about hotel costs incurred by a lawyer representing her in 2022 were "factually incorrect".

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