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No matter   /noʊ mˈætər/   Listen
No matter

adverb
1.
In spite of everything; without regard to drawbacks.  Synonyms: disregarding, disregardless, irrespective, regardless.



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"No matter" Quotes from Famous Books



... daughter paid the greatest attention and talked with unusual vivacity to the Brahman's daughter-in-law, either because she had roguish eyes, or from some presentiment of what was to occur, whichever you please, Raja Vikram, and it is no matter which. Still Sita could not help perceiving that there was a shade of sorrow upon the forehead of her fair new friend, and so when they retired to rest she asked the cause ...
— Vikram and the Vampire • Sir Richard F. Burton

... are talking nonsense. We are chartered for Hong-Kong. My orders are to get to sea to-night, no matter how I do it, and you ought to be able to scrape up a crew at the Sailors' Home for the asking. We'll manage all right with the chinks on deck, if we can get some good helmsmen. You can't expect to get out with a battleship ...
— The Devil's Admiral • Frederick Ferdinand Moore

... took down a black lawn o' mine. It was such a beautiful night that I 'most knew what she meant. Sometimes you can't do much but fit yourself in the scenery. But I always thought Calliope fit in no matter what she had on. She was so little an' rosy, an' she always kep' her head up like she ...
— Friendship Village • Zona Gale

... no matter, father," she replied pleasantly; "if it's really important, I can postpone going ...
— Five Little Peppers And How They Grew • Margaret Sidney

... the attempt to find an answer to the problem of the origin of species in a scientific way, and each endeavor of this kind necessarily ends with the dilemma that either the first individuals of a species, no matter whether it be the highest or the lowest, have been evolved out of inorganic matter, or they originated by descent from the most closely related species of their predecessors. The denial of the first part of our dilemma, and the affirmation of the second, is ...
— The Theories of Darwin and Their Relation to Philosophy, Religion, and Morality • Rudolf Schmid


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