For that matter
phrase
Used for emphasizing that what you have just said is also true for another related situation.
I have no desire to go to the seaside, or anywhere else for that matter.

Often appears as...
- anywhere else for that matter
- anyone else for that matter
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Used for emphasizing that what you have just said is also true for another related situation.
I have no desire to go to the seaside, or anywhere else for that matter.

Often appears as...
- anywhere else for that matter
- anyone else for that matter
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1

Emphasize Similarity
Use it to stress that two or more situations are similarly true or applicable.

He's never visited France, or Spain for that matter.
Broaden Scope
It can expand the discussion to include related subjects or areas.

Their team doesn't play well at home, or away for that matter.
Clarify Limits
It’s often used to clarify the extent or limit of a statement.

She doesn't eat meat, or any animal products for that matter.
Emphasize Similarity
Use it to stress that two or more situations are similarly true or applicable.

He's never visited France, or Spain for that matter.
Broaden Scope
It can expand the discussion to include related subjects or areas.

Their team doesn't play well at home, or away for that matter.
Clarify Limits
It’s often used to clarify the extent or limit of a statement.

She doesn't eat meat, or any animal products for that matter.
Emphasize Similarity
Use it to stress that two or more situations are similarly true or applicable.

He's never visited France, or Spain for that matter.
Broaden Scope
It can expand the discussion to include related subjects or areas.

Their team doesn't play well at home, or away for that matter.
Clarify Limits
It’s often used to clarify the extent or limit of a statement.

She doesn't eat meat, or any animal products for that matter.
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