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fact-free

fact-free adjective: without any regard for the truth.

Adjective

fact-free (not comparable)

  1. Without any regard for the truth.
    • The latest fact-free rant by the president.

Forms of fact-free

alternative formfact free

Origin of fact-free

From fact + -free.

Questions about fact-free

What does fact-free mean?
Fact-free means without any regard for the truth.
What part of speech is fact-free?
Fact-free is an adjective.

Words near fact-free in the dictionary

  1. fact-checking
  2. fact-checks
  3. fact-finder
  4. fact-finders
  5. fact-finding
  6. fact-free
  7. fact-pattern
  8. fact-patterns
  9. fact-value distinction
  10. facta
  11. factable

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