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Meanings of in point of fact in English

Portuguese
efetivamente
Spanish
de hecho

In reality or actuality.

efetivamente
Usage of in point of fact in English
1
But in point of fact he was partly responsible for her interest.
White fire
2
Some of them were, in point of fact, dangerously naive, even fascistic.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
3
I was the only eyewitness to the shooting in point of fact.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
4
He was in point of fact a partisan of the Karageorgevitch family.
Twenty Years of Balkan Tangle
5
She is in point of fact the only free woman among us.
Post-Prandial Philosophy
6
That unconsciousness lasted in point of fact but for a few minutes.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
7
And, in point of fact, they are well able to do so.
The Mason-Bees
8
He had in point of fact been at a Country Club dance.
The Vision Splendid
9
He desired, in point of fact, if need were, to relieve them.
The Woman Who Did
10
Had not she, in point of fact, very really gone too fast?
Deadham Hard: A Romance
11
The very opposite of the proper moment, in point of fact.
Dancer’s Lament
12
It was, in point of fact, the only industry they had.
Assail
13
The cottage was, in point of fact, the hospital of the malgamite workers.
Roden's Corner
14
They are in point of fact so much anthropological data relating to Britain.
Folklore as an Historical Science
15
Carried unanimously, in point of fact, Painting and Music are sisters.
Bohemians of the Latin Quarter
16
But, in point of fact, I had forgotten all about that possible mystery.
James Pethel
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