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1 hal yang nyata
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2 ketertinggalan
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3 pencarian fakta
fact finding -
4 pengumpulan kenyataan
fact finding -
5 tim pencari fakta
fact-finding team -
6 sebenarnya
actual, actually, truly, in fact, proper* * *in fact* * *in fact, as a matter of fact, actually; proper, fitting -
7 tahu benar
know the fact, knew the fact, known the fact, knowing the fact -
8 tak mau tahu kenyataan
blink the fact, blinked the fact, blinked the fact, blinking the fact -
9 fakta
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10 kenyataan
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11 bahkan
in fact, even, moreover, on the contrary, indeed* * *even* * *in fact, even; moreover, on top of that; on the contrary; indeed -
12 keterpaksaan
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13 malah
in fact, instead, on the contrary* * *[oppositely;also]* * *in fact, instead, on the contrary -
14 maupun
although, inspite of the fact, as well as* * *and also* * *although, in spite of the fact; as well as -
15 sebetulnya
actually, absolute* * *virtual, frankly* * *actually, in fact, as a matter of fact -
16 sedianya
actually, as a matter of fact, properly speaking* * *actually, as a matter of fact, properly speaking -
17 hal
matter, case, fact, situation, item, instance* * *matter* * *concerning -
18 kebenaran
rightness, fact* * *truth of, truth* * *correctness, rightness; truth; righteousness, justness; honesty; fidelity; proof, acknowledgement; by change -
19 malahan
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20 mengingkari
deny, negate, disown, disavow, disaffirm* * *disavow, go back on; deny (a fact)
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