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Dictionary.com Word of the Day        VISIT US WORD OF THE DAY de facto adverb, adjective [dee fak-toh, dey] in fact; in reality: Although his title was prime minister, he was de facto president of the country. SEE EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND MORE AUG 14, 2020 SHARE     TOP STORIES Check out the stories that have been trending over at Dictionary.com. "Homemade" vs. "Handmade": Are These Synonyms? READ Learn The Elephant Words You'll Never Forget (And Help WWF Save A Pachyderm Or Two) READ "Malignant" vs. "Benign": Which Is Which? READ SEE MORE AT DICTIONARY.COM

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