Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
matter-of-course
adjective
/ˈmæt.ər əv kɔːrs/

Definition
Something that is done routinely or as a normal part of a process.

Examples
- For her, arriving early was a matter-of-course aspect of her job.
- In this company, team collaboration is a matter-of-course expectation for all projects.

Meaning
The phrase ‘matter-of-course’ refers to actions or behaviors that are expected or taken for granted, often because they are customary or standard.

Synonyms
- Routine
- Standard
- Customary
- Norm