Definitions:

1. A mood, gramatically unmarked, that represents the act or state as an objective fact. NOUN
   • The detective felt a sense of unease as he surveyed the crime scene, the grim realities weighing heavily on his mind.
2. Refers to a tone, expression, or sentence structure used to present facts or objective truths in a straightforward and unemotional manner. NOUN
   • The human body contains 206 bones.

Synonyms:

• declarative mood
• indicative mood
• reality mood