not worth mentioning; a matter of course
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2 senses · 6 examplesidiom
not worth mentioning; trivial; insignificant
neutralUsed to indicate something is so minor or insignificant that it's not even worth discussing. Often used to downplay one's own achievements or efforts.
This bit of work is trivial for him; he finished it quickly.
Fixing this computer would be no problem at all for an expert.
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Running five kilometers consecutively is a piece of cake for a professional athlete.
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a matter of course; goes without saying
neutralIndicates something is so obvious, natural, or inevitable that it doesn't need to be stated explicitly. Often used to express confidence in an outcome.
Our product quality is top-notch, so winning customer trust goes without saying.
He's the core player of the team; his selection for the national squad was a foregone conclusion.
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With so much financial backing, the project's success is virtually assured.