American Dictionary
Definition post-fact in American English
post-fact adjective
adjective
/ˌpoʊst ˈfækt/
1
relating to a society or situation in which feelings or instincts are more highly valued than facts, which are regarded as not being fixed or always true
Example
The reality that we're living in a post-fact world has frightening implications.
Example
In a post-fact era, you can be an elected official and have a remarkably flexible relationship with the truth.
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