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basic facts

noun as in bare-bones

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To see this it is enough to note some basic facts about them.

It is impossible to argue with those whose willful ignorance excludes examination of basic facts.

Okay, that makes sense as an explanation, but it leaves me baffled, quite frankly, about Woodward's grasp of very basic facts.

There are some basic facts that should guide our thinking in this regard.

The U.S. is polarized, as well as stratified, and even the most basic facts become ideologically charged.

Most children, given a knowledge of the basic facts of reproduction, usually grant them a ready and happy acceptance.

Certain fundamental truths concerning the basic facts of Nature and humanity especially impress us.

They are unlike in the most obvious and basic facts of physical constitution and of biological function.

Any theory of nature which for one moment loses sight of these great basic facts of experience is simply silly.

He stood there, rigidly aloof while the speaker went on to explain the basic facts of wealth-production in modern society.

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On this page you'll find 20 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to basic facts, such as: basics, core, essential elements, frame, skeleton, and undercarriage.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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