Idiom idiom
for that matter
Meaning
you use this to add more information that is also true or even more important than what you just said.
Examples
“I do not like coffee, or tea for that matter.”
“He does not have the money for a new car, or the space to park one for that matter.”
“The candidate lacked the necessary experience for the position, and indeed, he showed little interest in the company's mission for that matter.”
Last updated April 22, 2026