matter of course Antonyms
Strongest:
- occasion
- factor
- cause
- reason
- consideration
- cause
- base
- reason
- basis
- base
- occasion
- factor
- consideration
- basis
Strong:
- ground
- stimulus
- incentive
- foundation
- incentive
- determinant
- source
- source
- determinant
- antecedent
- antecedent
- ground
- origin
- foundation
- impetus
- impetus
- causation
- origin
- stimulus
- causation
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- aftereffect
- upshot
- child
- effect
- fate
- outgrowth
- corollary
- precipitate
- conclusion
- sequence
- aftermath
- fruit
- implication
- backwash
- development
- sequel
Weak:
Meaning of matter of course
matter of course (n)
an inevitable ending
matter of course (s)
expected or depended upon as a natural or logical outcome
matter of course Sentence Examples
- Completing the weekly report is considered a matter of course for the administrative team.
- It was a matter of course for him to arrive at work on time every day.
- The doctor's examination was a matter of course after the patient's injury.
- The matter of course in the legal proceedings was the filing of the initial motion.
- The project manager took it as a matter of course to delegate tasks to his team.
- It's a matter of course for teachers to grade students' assignments regularly.
- The cleaning crew's daily routine was a matter of course, ensuring a spotless office.
- The accountant's monthly financial reports were a matter of course, providing key insights to management.
- The scientist's experiments were a matter of course in their ongoing research.
- The annual budget review was a matter of course for the financial planning team.
FAQs About the word matter of course
an inevitable ending, expected or depended upon as a natural or logical outcome
outcome, resultant, result, product,consequence, aftereffect, upshot, child, effect, fate
occasion, factor, cause, reason, consideration,cause, base, reason, basis, base
Completing the weekly report is considered a matter of course for the administrative team.
It was a matter of course for him to arrive at work on time every day.
The doctor's examination was a matter of course after the patient's injury.
The matter of course in the legal proceedings was the filing of the initial motion.
