既成事实
Explanation: De facto: become. Has resulted in fact. Often refers to a means of imposing the use of force or causing the situation. Usage: Verb-object type; as attribute, object; refers to the fact that has been formed Source: Tandoori Fu "Rain does not absolutely" poem: "Ming rain had gradually both subtle and reflect an empty roll Yang as silk fly." Examples: For ~ the marriage, we have resolved through legal means.- Thesaurus: one Not return to, what's done cannot be undone, The die is cast., Turn traitor No, Ma ago splash, adage, come to stay
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