factoid

IPA: fˈæktɔɪd

noun

  • An inaccurate statement or statistic believed to be true because of broad repetition, especially if cited in the media.
  • (originally Canada, US) An interesting item of trivia; a minor fact.
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Examples of "factoid" in Sentences

  • Either the factoid is in or not.
  • Provide a source for this factoid.
  • See the calculations for the factoid above.
  • An interesting historical factoid if you will.
  • As such it appears as a useless factoid to me.
  • They seem to be a patchwork of unrelated factoids.
  • As the article stands, there is a problem with that factoid.
  • Either remove the factoid, or keep the consequential factoid.
  • Neat factoid, but an encyclopedia is not a factoid collection.
  • I consolidated the redundancies and stripped out the arcane factoids.

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