English to English Dictionary

Factual-details

Individual pieces of information that are verifiable, objective, and based on actual occurrences rather than opinions.

Factually-correct

Free from error; in exact accordance with objective facts, truth, and verifiable reality.

Factually-inaccurate

Containing errors of fact; not corresponding to objective reality or verifiable truth.

Faculty

The teaching and administrative staff of a university, college, or school.

Faculty member

A member of the academic staff at an educational institution, typically involved in teaching and research.

Fad

A temporary fashion or trend that is enthusiastically adopted by a group of people.

Faded

Having lost brightness, color, or freshness.

Fading

The process of gradually disappearing or losing brightness.

Fae

A supernatural being or creature with magical powers, often depicted as small and delicate.

Faggy

Having characteristics that are considered effeminate or associated with homosexuality.

Fahrarat

A council or advisory body related to transportation or driving matters.

Fahrhand

A device or mechanism used to control the operation of a vehicle or machine.