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DictionarySeefitfait
fait accompliA decision that has already been made or something that has already been accomplished or completed. The decision by the CEO to close 50 of the company's stores came as a fait accompli to the rest of the management team, who were powerless to stop it. Failing this class is not a fait accompli—you have the ability to study and bring up your grade!See also: accompli, faitbe au fait withTo be knowledgeable and prepared with the latest information on a particular subject. "Au fait" is French for "to the fact." Please review these reports so that you are au fait with the latest market trends.See also: Au, faita ˌfait accomˈpli (from French) something that has already happened or been done and that you cannot change: We got married secretly and then presented our parents with a fait accompli.See also: accompli, faitfait accompli, aA deed or action already completed. The term is French for “accomplished action” and was adopted into English in the early nineteenth century. The French critic Nicolas Boileau, exponent of the classical style, may have been one of the first to popularize the term in French, in his treatise L’Art poétique (1674), expounding the classic unities of drama: “Qu’en un lieu, qu’en un jour, un seul fait accompli tienne jusqu’ à la fin le théâtre rempli” (One place, one time, one single action will keep the audience in the theater to the end). See also: faitEncyclopediaSeefontFinancialSeeFitFAIT
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| FAIT➣Foreign Affairs and International Trade (Canada) | | FAIT➣Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt (stock symbol) | | FAIT➣Fabrication, Assembly, Integration, and Test | | FAIT➣Forward Area Inspection Team (US Army) | | FAIT➣Family Assessment Intake Team | | FAIT➣Financial Advisor in Training (Prudential Securities) | | FAIT➣Foritas Assured IT (Information Technology) |
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