no matter that
no matter that conjunction: it is unimportant that; it doesn't (didn't) matter that.
Conjunction
no matter that
- It is unimportant that; it doesn't (didn't) matter that.
- She refused to think about Dominic. [...] There had never been any future for them. No matter that she loved him. No matter that he had followed her through time. There was no place for them to come together.2013, Amanda Ashley, chapter 20, in A Whisper of Eternity
Questions about no matter that
- What does no matter that mean?
- No matter that means it is unimportant that; it doesn't (didn't) matter that.
- What part of speech is no matter that?
- No matter that is a conjunction.
Words near no matter that in the dictionary
- no matter how much milk you put in tea, it's still tea
- no matter how one slices it
- no matter how thin you slice it, it's still baloney
- no matter how thin you slice it, it's still boloney
- no matter how you slice it, it's still the same old baloney
- no matter that
- no matter what
- no me gusta
- no mean feat
- no mean feats
- no means no
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