referencefacts

noun
UK /ˈrɛf.rəns.fækts/
US /ˈrɛf.rəns.fækts/

Reference facts are true pieces of information you can look up to check something.

The student used reference facts from the library book to finish her report.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A collection of verified details kept for quick checking.

The teacher keeps a folder of reference facts for science class.

3. Small bits of true knowledge used to support an answer.

He added reference facts to his essay to make it stronger.

4. Facts that stay the same and can be trusted when you need them.

The almanac is full of reference facts about countries and weather.