Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
at-that
idiomatic expression
/at ðat/

Definition
Used in phrases to emphasize a point or to introduce a contrasting idea.

Examples
- She was late, and at that, she forgot her keys.
- He didn’t just fail the test; at that, he didn’t study at all.

Meaning
It often implies a specific condition or situation that can alter the understanding of a discussion.

Synonyms
- in addition
- furthermore
- moreover