事実 (じじつ, jijitsu) Japanese meaning: fact | Kotomoraか
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In fact, he did not attend the meeting.
Usage patterns
事実を認めるto admit a fact
He finally admitted the fact.
事実に基づくto be based on facts
This movie is based on facts.
事実が明らかになるfor the truth to come to light
As a result of the investigation, a new fact came to light.
事実を隠すto hide the truth
The company had been hiding an unfavorable fact.
Expressions· 7
公知の事実common knowledge; public knowledge; well-known fact 事実と異なるbe factually incorrect; differ from the facts; not be the case
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デマ
N1
事実 means a verified fact or truth, the opposite of デマ, which is a false or misleading claim.
事実 is something known to be actually true, whereas 仮定 is only a supposed or hypothetical premise.
事実 means an actual, verified fact, the direct opposite of 捏造, which is something invented and false.
認
fact-finding; determination of facts
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mistake of fact; factual error
fact-finding; fact-finding investigation
facts; factual circumstances
facts constituting the offense charged; facts charged
established fact; fait accompli
material fact; material information
