matter of record

A 'matter of record' refers to information that has been officially documented, often used in legal and governmental contexts.

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Definition

C1Legal

(formal)A fact or statement that has been officially documented and can be used as evidence in court.

Example

  • The witness's testimony became a matter of record during the trial.

C1Governmental

(formal)Information that has been officially entered into public records or government documents.

Example

  • The policy change is now a matter of record in the government archives.

C1General

(formal)An established fact that has been verified and documented officially.

Example

  • The company's financial performance is a matter of record.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "matter of record":

of recordon recordfor the recordmatter of facttrack recordmatter of courserecord bookrecord keeperon file