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whatever

[wuht-ev-er, wot-, hwuht-, hwuht-, hwot-, wuht-] / wʌtˈɛv ər, wɒt-, ʰwət-, ʰwʌt-, ʰwɒt-, wət- /
PRONOUN
anything
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Example Sentences

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Hate is getting louder and louder these days and “The Voice of Hind Rajab,” whatever its well-meaning faults, prioritizes the sound of an innocent who should still be with us.

From Los Angeles Times

Koh said whatever was stored in these vessels was considered valuable enough to accompany Tutankhamen into the afterlife, and important enough that grave robbers were willing to risk an attempted theft.

From Science Daily

Both have opted to skip college for a hands-on business course, soaking up whatever they can from their father and grandfather.

From Los Angeles Times

And then he would trace Percy’s steps and physique to make sure he wouldn’t step on Stack or whatever.

From Los Angeles Times

The trio often pray together, and ration whatever milk they get that day to make tea.

From Los Angeles Times