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Meanings of as a matter of fact in English

Portuguese
efetivamente
Spanish
de hecho

As an actual or existing fact.

      efetivamente
      Usage of as a matter of fact in English
      1
      Yes, as a matter of fact, I am going there right now.
      The apocalypse reader
      2
      I know exactly how you feel and, as a matter of fact-
      Super
      3
      The whole concept of regulation is foreign, as a matter of fact.
      The Irish Times
      4
      We all had it tough, said McFarlane, as a matter of fact.
      The Guardian
      5
      He had more elected experience than Clinton, as a matter of fact.
      Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
      6
      Been a long night for me, too, as a matter of fact.
      John Dies at the End
      7
      The original is a very beautiful house, as a matter of fact.'
      Agahta christie: an autobiography
      8
      It looks clever; as a matter of fact, it is extremely easy.
      Idle Ideas in 1905
      9
      But as a matter of fact the Church is not the same.
      The Life of Froude
      10
      This lake as a matter of fact was fully fifty miles away.
      The Man-Eaters of Tsavo, and Other East African Adventures
      11
      Well, as a matter of fact, Mr Jammy Bastard Douglas, we do.
      The Irish Times
      12
      In theological science, as a matter of fact, it has created none.
      Life and Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1
      13
      This was as a matter of fact a ruse of the authorities.
      By What Authority?
      14
      Though indeed as a matter of fact the mischief was only beginning.
      The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth
      15
      Alice accepted the tribute to her father as a matter of fact.
      The Lever: A Novel
      16
      And as a matter of fact I am thinking of doing so.
      The End of the Tether
      Translations for as a matter of fact