non-factual
adjective
(alsononfactual)uk/ˌnɒnˈfæk.tʃu.əl/us/ˌnɑːnˈfæk.tʃu.əl/not using or consisting offacts:
He made aseriesof non-factualstatementsandproducednoevidenceto back up hisclaim.
Theauthorsaid that she was giving upfictionbecause she didn't havetimeleftfor non-factualentertainment.
- Because astatementofopinionis non-factual, it cannot be said to betrueorfalse.
- Studentsperceivedtheadvertisementsasexaggeratedand non-factual,creatingdistrustof themessage.
- Thesepiecesof nonfactualbeliefhave acertainplausibilitywhich onlyencouragespeopletosharethem.
Unreal things and unreality
- birther
- cloud cuckoo land
- delusion
- delusional
- dummy
- false hopes
- falsity
- fantasy
- fictionalization
- figment
- la-la land
- make believephrase
- never-never land
- non-fact
- parallel universe
- pie
- pie in the skyidiom
- unreality
- untruth
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