Definition
Definition of fact-checked - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
verificationRare US confirmed to be correctRare US
- The fact-checked information was reliable.
- The article was published only after being fact-checked.
- Fact-checked reports are essential for credible journalism.
Origin of fact-checked
Latin, factum (deed) + check (verify)
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- French:vérifié, ...
- German:bestätigt, ...
- Italian:verificato, ...
- Spanish:comprobado, ...
- Portuguese:verificado, ...
- Chinese:经过事实核查的, ...
- Japanese:確認済み, ...
- Arabic:متحقَّق منه, ...
- Hebrew:מְאוּמָּת, ...
- Russian:подтвержденный, ...
- Ukrainian:перевірений фактами, ...
- Hindi:सत्यापित, ...
Definition of fact-check - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
truth checkUS check if information or a claim is trueUS
- They fact-check every statement before publishing.
- Please fact-check the article for errors.
- Journalists must fact-check political claims.
Origin of fact-check
English, fact (reality) + check (verify)
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- French:vérifier les faits, ...
- German:überprüfen, ...
- Italian:verificare, ...
- Spanish:verificar, ...
- Portuguese:verificar os factos, ...
- Chinese:核查, ...
- Japanese:事実確認する, ...
- Arabic:تَحَقَّقَ مِن صِحَّة, ...
- Hebrew:לִבְדּוֹק עֻבְדּוֹת, ...
- Russian:проверять факты, ...
- Ukrainian:перевіряти факти, ...
- Hindi:तथ्य-जाँच करना, ...
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