factual

Adjective complement with noun phrase

keep: Cohesive, single ideas in each paragraph · Write information in descending order of importance · Keep information factual.

Modifies a noun

• inaccuracy: Always a good an assault is few factual inaccuracies.
• programming: For example, researchers in factual programming in 1997.
• accuracy: The factual accuracy of the content has been agreed with the water authorities.
• error: The were some factual errors in the cost analysis given by others.
• recall: Was it testing factual recall within a segment of your syllabus?
• assertion: Each makes a factual assertion, implicitly urging a certain course of action.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: He then gives us four reasons why the gospels are purely factual.
• strictly: But for karmic reasons, settling for strictly factual solutions should be seen as a last resort.
• essentially: It is not easy to stop materials that are essentially factual in nature from becoming a dry repetition of lecture notes.
• completely: This story does not represent Malefirst.co.uk's opinions nor can we guarantee that BANG reporting is completely factual.
• largely: The case was largely factual with little law involved.
• entirely: BED NUMBER TEN reads like a compelling novel, but is entirely factual.

Used with adjective complement

• provide: The following section has been designed to provide factual, accurate information on drugs.
• present: Its purpose is to present factual, useful information about coal in a fun and productive way. ' Hobby Gas Turbines.

Preposition: without

confirmation: They should never be taken as correct or factual without confirmation from a legal professional.

Preposition: in

nature: It is not easy to stop materials that are essentially factual in nature from becoming a dry repetition of lecture notes.