Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
matter-of-fact
adjective
/ˈmæt.ər əv ˈfækt/
Definition
A term used to describe a manner of speaking or attitude that is straightforward and unemotional.
Examples
- She gave a matter-of-fact response to the question, focusing solely on the facts.
- His matter-of-fact tone made it hard to tell if he was concerned about the situation.
Meaning
It refers to presenting information in a direct and objective way without any embellishment or personal feelings.
Synonyms
- unemotional
- blunt
- straightforward
- impassive
