- for that matter
- mainly spoken
used for emphasizing that something else is also true
He doesn't like young women, or any women for that matter.
English dictionary. 2014.
He doesn't like young women, or any women for that matter.
English dictionary. 2014.
for that matter — {adv. phr.} With regard to that; about that. * /I don t know, and for that matter, I don t care./ * /Alice didn t come, and for that matter, she didn t even telephone./ Compare: MATTER OP FACT … Dictionary of American idioms
for that matter — {adv. phr.} With regard to that; about that. * /I don t know, and for that matter, I don t care./ * /Alice didn t come, and for that matter, she didn t even telephone./ Compare: MATTER OP FACT … Dictionary of American idioms
for that matter — ► for that matter and indeed also. Main Entry: ↑matter … English terms dictionary
for that matter — adverb as far as that is concerned (Freq. 5) for that matter I don t care either * * * phrasal also for the matter of that : so far as that is concerned : as for that * * * for that matter 1. As for that 2 … Useful english dictionary
for\ that\ matter — adv. phr. With regard to that; about that. I don t know, and for that matter, I don t care. Alice didn t come, and for that matter, she didn t even telephone. Compare: matter of fact … Словарь американских идиом
for that matter — about that, with regard to that I don t want to go shopping with you and for that matter I don t want to go anywhere with you … Idioms and examples
for that matter — This term is used to add something that is also true. She refuses to fly, and she won t travel by train either for that matter … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
for that matter — to the degree that something is considered. I don t know why she wanted to fly to Salt Lake City in this weather, or why she wanted to fly at all for that matter. Related vocabulary: so far as something is concerned … New idioms dictionary
for that matter — idi as far as that is concerned; as for that … From formal English to slang
for that matter — used to indicate that a subject, though mentioned second, is as relevant as the first. → matter … English new terms dictionary