Idiom: for that matter
Meaning
Idiom: for that matter
- besides, in addition
- used to emphasize something else is also true
Example sentences
— If you don’t like school, then why are you enrolling in college and taking out student loans for that matter?
— I’ve decided to give up drinking coffee, and tea for that matter.
— For that matter, we've already explained why you were not supposed to go out last night.
— For that matter, we'll have to hire someone to clean up after the event. I'm not doing it all by myself again.
— She hates peas, or any vegetables for that matter.
— To be honest, I haven't been interviewing or getting any interest in my CV for that matter.
— We should pack our lunch tonight and our breakfast for that matter since we have to leave so early tomorrow.
— You didn't finish your report or start it for that matter and you want me to give you an extension?
Synonyms
- if truth be told / known
- in all honesty
- in truth
- plain and simply
- to put it bluntly
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