in fact

/ɪn fˈakt/

/ɪn fˈækt/

in fact

used to add extra information or a surprising, unexpected, or different truth

Examples

1. In fact, 40% had college educations.

2. In fact, the word engma has a velar nasal in it!

3. In fact, every natural hazard has two main components: the actual physical event or process and the potential impact on humans.

4. In fact, water makes up approximately 60% of the adult human being's body weight.