Explore Whatever through 10+ example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning. Ideal for language learners, writers and word enthusiasts.
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Whatever meaning
A thing or person whose actual name is unknown or forgotten.
Synonyms of Whatever
Using Whatever
- The main meaning on this page is: A thing or person whose actual name is unknown or forgotten.
- Useful related words include: any, whatsoever, some.
- In the example corpus, whatever often appears in combinations such as: and whatever, whatever they, whatever you.
Example sentences (20)
He and his team need to say openly and often that they intend to love and welcome and cherish all Americans, of whatever race, creed or color, whatever religion, whatever their families look like (yes please) and whatever their political beliefs.
Whatever builds up, whatever brings expression to worthy things, whatever enhances the community.
And clearly, whatever they say, whatever they do, Ukraine is heading for military defeat and will never be the same.
No tax in any amount, large or small, can be levied to support any religious activities or institutions, whatever they may be called, or whatever form they may adopt to teach or practice religion.
Or, i could just do whatever i want and say whatever i want without getting your approval.
She is happy for me to find another job, but the last thing I want is another “desperation” job where I have to take whatever I can get for whatever they’re willing to give me.
Whatever he says, and apparently whatever he does, white evangelicals will always have his back.
Whatever it was, whatever combination of things were at play, it was a refreshing display of decency handed to the folks who were there to cheer on BYU’s opponent, not its enemy.
Whatever your gender identity, you should be able to lounge, sweat, or make sponsored content wearing whatever the hell you want, sports bras included.
But quite frankly, whatever the latest cardio fad is, Zumba, spinning, tai-bo, Orange Theory, fill-in-the-blank dance, whatever — it's a hell of a workout and a ton of fun.
He’s not going to be exempt from whatever unfair criticism or over-the-top criticism or haters or whatever it is.
I don’t think so, but whatever I can do that can help bring us into the right direction, and whatever I can do as an example for what we should do, the right thing I’m going to do.
Just to be able to get out, to get into the car and go to visit a friend or whatever at whatever time, it makes a big difference.
Whatever concessions that had to be made at whatever the cost, the Chargers were determined not to follow the Chargers Way of repeatedly having good results slip through their fingers.
Whatever will be had, whatever is to be gained, in Guyana will have to be battled for, and women have their part to play.
You're shaming me for being a helicopter mom or whatever you want to call me, and you're claiming I'm shaming you for not being more of a strict or whatever you're claiming at this point — that you're not brushing Chi's hair.
Amen, I say to you, whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.
And so as an entry point, we need to be able to say to those advisors, look, if you want to manage large cap growth or whatever, on our platform, you can do that and learn outsource your high net worth or outsource whatever it may be.
Anything that isn’t wonderful seems less interesting than whatever I’m writing, and anything that’s wonderful makes whatever I’m writing seem hopelessly shabby by comparison, triggering impostor syndrome.
Cost management software, as its name suggests, helps the employees manage their costs whatever they may be and whatever they may cover.
Common combinations with whatever
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- and whatever 24×
- whatever they 22×
- whatever you 21×
- or whatever 20×
- whatever it 17×
- do whatever 15×
- for whatever 15×
- whatever the 15×
- whatever is 11×
- whatever their 9×