At that Meaning in English
expression
परिभाषा
Used to add emphasis or extra information, often after a surprising fact or statement. Can also mean 'at that moment' depending on the sentence.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Usually formal or literary, not common in everyday conversation. Often used for emphasis after unexpected or surprising facts ('He won the race, and at that, he was injured.'). Also can mean 'at that moment,' though less frequent. Don't confuse with 'with that' or 'after that.'
उदाहरण वाक्य
He lost his job, and at that, his car broke down.
basic
She was late, and at that, she forgot her homework.
basic
He finished the race in first place—and injured, at that.
basic
She quit her job on Friday—and with no notice, at that.
natural
He managed to solve the problem himself, and in record time, at that.
natural
The movie was boring—and way too long, at that.
natural