matter-of-factish
matter-of-factish adjective: somewhat matter-of-fact.
Adjective
matter-of-factish (comparative more matter-of-factish, superlative most matter-of-factish)
- Somewhat matter-of-fact.
- If some matter-of-factish common-sensish Grimshaw could have witnessed the Christmas Eve scene in Dr. Murdrum's parlor, think you “Sweet Home” would have touched him also to the core?1965, Frank Heath Alfriend, George William Bagby, James Ewell Heath, Southern Literary Messenger; Devoted To Every Department of Literature and the Fine Arts, volume 30
Forms of matter-of-factish
| comparative | more matter-of-factish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most matter-of-factish |
Origin of matter-of-factish
From matter-of-fact + -ish.
Questions about matter-of-factish
- What does matter-of-factish mean?
- Matter-of-factish means somewhat matter-of-fact.
- What part of speech is matter-of-factish?
- Matter-of-factish is an adjective.
Words near matter-of-factish in the dictionary
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