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Meaning of no matter
The primary meaning of "no matter" is to indicate that something is true or will happen regardless of other factors or circumstances.
Etymology of no matter
The phrase "no matter" originated from the Old English and Middle English words "nōt" (not) and "mætter" (matter), with "mætter" derived from Old French "matiere," which is itself from Latin "materia," meaning "material" or "subject"
Historically, the phrase has been used since the 15th century to indicate a sense of indifference or irrelevance to circumstances or conditions
Synonyms
regardless
nevertheless
nonetheless
however
though
although
even though
notwithstanding
despite
in spite of
irregardless
whatever
no matter what
at any rate
in any case
be that as it may
for all that
despite that
in defiance of
vis-a-vis
concerning
regarding
respecting
in relation to
with regard to
in spite of everything
under any circumstances
come what may
by any means
in any event
on any account
whatever the case may be
Definitions
- Used to indicate that a statement is true or will happen regardless of other factors or circumstances
- * Used to indicate that something is unimportant or irrelevant
- * Used to introduce a statement that contrasts with what has been said previously
Usage Examples
- The concert will go ahead, no matter the weather
- * I'll support you, no matter what you decide
- * The policy applies, no matter where you live