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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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He told Alison-Madueke he had placed some material in a safety deposit box, including "whatever I thought could save me, what could save me from jail".

From BBC

Workers will negotiate wages accordingly and financial markets will question whether the Fed is still committed to doing “whatever it takes” to restore price stability, he said.

From Barron's

I’d even try to time my Food Network viewing to when I was having a snack, as I’m convinced watching fancy cooking shows makes whatever I’m eating taste better.

From Salon

It needed supporters who cheered for their team through thick and thin, not curious, casual fans who came out to see whatever big-name player was passing through town but never came back.

From Los Angeles Times

They were in trouble, they knew it, and whatever was wrong - and it was a lot - would take time to fix.

From BBC