LookItUpfor that matter
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /fɚ ˌðæt ˈmætɚ/ · UK /fə ˌðæt ˈmætə/
for that matter means: Used to add another related point that supports or extends what you have just said.
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Used to add another related point that supports or extends what you have just said.
- I cannot cook, or bake, for that matter.
- She had never visited Spain, or Europe, for that matter.
- He does not know my name, or yours, for that matter.
Questions about for that matter
What does for that matter mean?
Used to add another related point that supports or extends what you have just said.
What is for that matter in other languages?
Türkçe: hatta · Español: de hecho · Français: d’ailleurs · Deutsch: übrigens · Italiano: del resto · 日本語: そもそも
How do you pronounce for that matter?
In American English /fɚ ˌðæt ˈmætɚ/; in British English /fə ˌðæt ˈmætə/.
How do you use for that matter in a sentence?
I cannot cook, or bake, for that matter. She had never visited Spain, or Europe, for that matter.
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