VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Crux of the matter

Meaning:

The most important or essential point of an issue

Examples:

  • The crux of the matter is whether we have enough funding for the project.
  • At the meeting, she got straight to the crux of the matter.
  • The crux of the matter lies in their inability to communicate effectively.
  • He always avoids addressing the crux of the matter.
  • After hours of discussion, we finally reached the crux of the matter.
  • The crux of the matter is that the deadline is unrealistic.
  • To solve this problem, we need to focus on the crux of the matter.
  • The lawyer summarized the crux of the matter in his closing statement.
  • The debate centered around the crux of the matter: policy changes.
  • She missed the crux of the matter in her explanation.
  • The crux of the matter is the lack of trust between the parties.
  • We can't ignore the crux of the matter if we want to find a solution.
  • He finally understood the crux of the matter after reading the report.
  • Let's not get distracted; the crux of the matter is our main concern.
  • The crux of the matter is that we need to increase our sales to stay afloat.