C1idiomeverydayIELTS-friendly
for the record
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said so that the facts are clear, often to correct something
Often used to correct a false idea or to make sure a statement is remembered.
In context
For the record, I never said the exam was easy.
I'm not blaming anyone, but for the record, the keys were on the table at six.
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