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I . mat·ter [ˈmætəʳ] SUBST

6. matter (state of affairs):

matters plur
matters plur

II . mat·ter [ˈmætəʳ] VERBE intr (be of importance)

grey ˈmat·ter SUBST no plur fam

mat·ter-of-fact ADJ

1. matter-of-fact (emotionless):

2. matter-of-fact (straightforward):

mat·ter-of-factly ADV

1. matter-of-factly (without emotion):

2. matter-of-factly (straightforwardly):

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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To make matters worse, a fire in 1941 destroyed 11 buildings, devastating the town's financial heart.
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She just finished college for social matters and in real life she is really sociable.
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He rightly warns that equality of provision and fair treatment should not be relegated to secondary or dispensable matters, by churches or by government.
www.secularism.org.uk
However, his clumsiness in handling matters related to magic, eventually leads him into trouble.
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Its shareholders are member governments which provide paid-in capital and have the right to vote on its matters.
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The effect is to trap Euroland in chronic slump, at least until the victims rebel and take matters into their own hands.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The Muscovite letter held the position that previous and current separation were purely political matters.
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In matters of grave importance, style, not sincerity, is the vital thing.
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But his testimony is entwined with personal anecdotes and a fresh but firm preoccupation for social matters and focused on the popular optics and a notable expressive looseness.
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If the parties are not in ad idem on all matters concerning the offer and acceptance, there is no valid contract.
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