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Meanings of usual matter in English
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Usage of usual matter in English
1
When he spoke again, it was with his usual matter-of-fact cool.
2
The Indians named the place Souwassett, and the Puritans, in their usual matter-of-fact manner, called it Drowned Meadow.
3
She also struck gold later with her usual matter-of-fact way of describing some very dark notions to Andrea.
4
There were only a few words, cold and formal, the usual matter-of-fact, businesslike phraseology of the so-much-a-word telegram:
5
He had talked his unwonted emotion quite out, and now looked at his brother with his usual matter-of-fact eye.
6
She had written from Marseilles, enclosing press notices and other usual matter and had been booked direct for one week.
7
Next morning Ambrose transacted his business with Simon, and prepared for the journey, to all appearances his usual matter-of-fact self.
8
He took a turn up and down the room, and when he came back to the hearth rug he spoke in his usual matter-of-fact way.
9
The old man thereupon left the door unfastened, looked to his usual matters indoors, and went to bed, it being then half-past ten o'clock.