whatever
[wətˈevər]
Definition:
1. One or some or every or all without specification.
'whatever' example sentence:
- Chocolate-flavoured carrots! Whatever next?
- The United States will do whatever it can to help Greece.
- Honestly! Whatever will they think of next?
- She runs on average about 15 miles a day every day, whatever the circumstances, whatever the weather.
- Whatever the outcome, it's going to be one hell of a fight.
- Whatever you do, don't ask for a pay increase.
- I was allowed to do whatever I wanted with my life.
- We told him we'd back him whatever.
- You're going bungee jumping? Whatever next?
- Whatever the majority decided I was prepared to go along with.
- They received no help whatever.
- You can listen to whatever kind of music floats your boat.
- Whatever regimen has been prescribed should be rigorously followed.
- Franklin was free to do pretty much whatever he pleased.
- These costs are payable whatever the outcome of the case.
- We will defer to whatever the committee decides.
- He does whatever he pleases.
- Whatever decision he made I would support it.
- Whatever doubts he might have had about Ingrid were all over now.
- I'll be there whatever happens.
- It's the same in any situation: in a prison, hospital or whatever.
- She knew that, whatever she decided, her family was right behind her.
- I can do whatever I want.
- Well, whatever he says you can bet he's thinking the opposite.
- Whatever your colour scheme, there's a fabric to match.
- Hanson's golden rule is to add value to whatever business he buys.
- Good oral hygiene and regular dental care are important, whatever your age.
- I told myself I would be satisfied with whatever I could get.
- You can dye your hair whatever colour you like.
- Their audience will lap up whatever they throw at them.
- Don't tell Paul, whatever you do!
- Whatever you decide, it's okay by me.
- They're keenly aware that whatever they decide will set a precedent.
- Whatever you want to chat about, we'll do it tonight.
- It's an interesting scientific phenomenon, but of no practical use whatever.
- We shall love you whatever happens, Diana.
- He was in the front room, or the lounge or whatever you want to call it.
- Do whatever seems best to you.
- He took whatever came his way.
- She would prove him wrong whatever happened.
- We will accept ultimate responsibility for whatever happens.
- Whatever system you choose, it must be run in properly.
- Do whatever you like.
- Take whatever action is needed.
- It means working, within reason, for whatever time is necessary.
- I thought that my upbringing was "normal," whatever that is.
- I felt a need to please people, whatever the cost in time and energy.
- You have our support, whatever you decide.
- Whatever do you mean?
- Whatever can you mean?