stacksoffacts
nounUK /ˈstæks əv fækts/
US /ˈstæks əv fækts/
A stack of facts is a big pile of true information.
The teacher gave us a stacksoffacts about volcanoes before the science test.
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2. A long list of true details about one topic.
Her report was a stacksoffacts about dolphins.
3. A bunch of facts kept together for study or reference.
He keeps a stacksoffacts on his desk for the quiz.
4. A large amount of true information that can feel overwhelming.
The museum tour was a stacksoffacts about ancient Egypt.