English to English Dictionary

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.

Faddy

Characterized by or having fads; tending to follow temporary fashions or crazes excessively.

Fade

To gradually grow faint and disappear.

Fade Into Obscurity

To gradually become less visible or less important.

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.

Faggot

A derogatory term for a gay man.