matter of course
The phrase "matter of course" implies something so routine or predictable that it is not surprising or noteworthy.
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Definition
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(idiomatic)An event or action that is expected or taken for granted.
Example
- Receiving a confirmation email after placing an order online is a matter of course.
- Apologizing for a mistake should be a matter of course.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "matter of course":