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factualization

factualization noun: the addition or correction of facts.

Noun

factualization (countable and uncountable, plural factualizations)

  1. The addition or correction of facts.
  2. The process of making a hypothesis, and gathering facts that support it.

Forms of factualization

pluralfactualizations

Origin of factualization

From factualize + -ation.

Words formed from factualization

Questions about factualization

What does factualization mean?
Factualization means the addition or correction of facts.
What part of speech is factualization?
Factualization is a noun.
What is the plural of factualization?
The plural of factualization is factualizations.

Words near factualization in the dictionary

  1. factualist
  2. factualistic
  3. factualists
  4. factualities
  5. factuality
  6. factualization
  7. factualizations
  8. factualize
  9. factualized
  10. factualizes
  11. factualizing

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