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In fact vs. Infact

In fact

/ɪn fækt/
A phrase used to emphasize the truth of a statement or provide additional information

Examples:

In fact, she won the award twice!He was, in fact, the youngest in his class.The rumor was, in fact, not true at all.

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Antonyms:

Infact

A word used to emphasize the truth of a statement or to provide additional information

Examples:

In fact, she was the first to arrive at the party.He believed in aliens, in fact, he claimed to have seen one.Their main office is in Boston; in fact, it's right downtown.

Synonyms:

Antonyms:

Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Always remember that in fact is two separate words, not one single word.
  • In fact is a phrase used to add emphasis or clarify a previous statement, while infact is often a typographical error.
  • Think of fact needing its own little space to stand as a distinct truth within your sentences.
  • Breaking in and fact apart helps emphasize the certainty that fact provides.
  • Whenever youre tempted to mash them together, remind yourself that space reinforces the validity of fact'.
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