anything

[ˈeniθɪŋ]

Definition:
1. A thing of any kind.
2. Any thing at all, when it does not matter which.

Use 'anything' in a sentence:

1. Do you have anything to declare?
2. Anything that keeps education on the front burner is good.
3. At that point, anything could happen.
4. I was twenty years old and ready for anything.
5. It wasn't cheap. Anything but.
6. Almost anything goes these days.
7. Is there anything in these rumours?
8. I didn't want to say anything without actually reading the letter first.
9. Anything that's cheap this year will be even cheaper next year.
10. I never throw anything away.
11. What happened, is anything wrong?.
12. She was too far gone to understand anything we said to her.
13. Is anything troubling you?
14. You can't make me do anything.
15. We hope to prevent anything unpleasant from happening.
16. I can't make anything of this note.
17. The problem is anything but easy.
18. Listen, if you talk to him or anything make sure you let us know, will you.
19. The children matter more to her than anything else in the world.
20. I'll eat almost anything.
21. The book wasn't anything like as good as her first one.
22. Did you find anything?
23. Factory farming has turned the cow into a milk machine, producing anything from 25 to 40 litres of milk per day.
24. I never had to clean up after him. If anything, he did most of the cleaning.
25. He didn't cry or scream or anything.
26. Do you want anything else?
27. If you need anything, I am at your service.
28. Did you find anything?.
29. You shouldn't take anything she says at face value.
30. I don't have anything suitable to wear for the party.
31. Is there anything good on telly ?
32. More than anything else, he wanted to become a teacher.
33. I overreact to anything sad.
34. I wouldn't give it up for anything.
35. I wouldn't want to move for anything in the world.
36. Nobody seemed to notice anything wrong.
37. Only Cowans played anything close to his true form.
38. I wouldn't have missed this summer in England for anything.
39. He isn't anything like my first boss.
40. She'd forgive him anything.
41. Doctors have decided the only way he can live anything near a normal life is to give him an operation.
42. I've never tasted anything like it.
43. He is young, fresh, and ready for anything.
44. I don't own anything of any value.
45. Sorry I'm late—have I missed anything?
46. He never achieved anything.
47. The hotel was anything but cheap.
48. We can't do anything.
49. I'd hate anything to come between us.
50. I haven't found anything out about him yet.
51. There's never anything worth watching on TV.
52. What happened, is anything wrong?
53. I'm so hungry, I'll eat anything.
54. I'd never let you go short of anything.
55. You can put a bet on almost anything these days.
56. Dad sat, not saying anything.
57. Would you like anything else?
58. He didn't speak anything but Greek.
59. She opened the door and jumped out, quick as anything.
60. If you remember anything at all, please let us know.
61. Why should I help him? He's never done anything for me.
62. They'll do anything for a story.
63. There's no evidence that he told anyone to say anything but the truth.
64. I'd say he was more like his father, if anything.
65. Don't go doing anything extreme like leaving the country.
66. No comment. I don't know anything.
67. The party was organized without her knowing anything about it.
68. Fights with his father lasted anything between fifteen minutes and an hour.
69. I'd give anything to see him again.
70. If she wants anything, she need only ask.
71. I will be anything but quiet on Saturday night!.
72. Forget (that) I said anything!
73. I felt as pleased as anything.
74. I'll agree to anything for an easy life.
75. I'm having trouble finding anything new to say on this subject.
76. Does Your Ladyship require anything?
77. Have you ever seen anything like it?
78. Why can't you ever take anything seriously?
79. If past experience is anything to go by, they'll be late.
80. They'll eat almost anything.
81. He used to be as smart as anything.
82. I won't be bullied into signing anything.