factualism
noun
fac·tu·al·ism ˈfak-chə-wə-ˌli-zəm 
-chə-ˌli-,
-chü-ə-ˌli-,
ˈfaksh-wə-
: adherence or dedication to facts
factualist
ˈfak-chə-wə-list
noun -chə-list
-chü-ə-list
ˈfaksh-wə-
Word History
Etymology
factual + -ism
First Known Use
1936, in the meaning defined above
- harveys
- Harwich
- Haryana
- Harz
- harzburgite
- Harīrūd
- has
- has (to)
- has a busy social life
- has a fit
- has a go at
- has a grip on
- has a head for heights
- has a hectic social life
- has a soft spot for
- has against
- has another think coming
- has at
- has done
- has done (with)
- has done with
- has got to
- has it in for
- has on
- has one's eye on