whatsoever
/wɒtsəʊˈɛvə
/adverb [with negative]
At all (used for emphasis): I have no doubt whatsoever...
- That provision is put in this bill to remove any doubt whatsoever for Mr Williams.
- However, I've heard of fish much bigger and I have no reason to doubt the tales whatsoever.
- Looking at the plan, there can be no doubt whatsoever as to the extent of area A1.
determiner & pronoun archaic
Whatever: he would distribute the money among his partners in whatsoever proportion agreed previously...
- We are going to add some to our existing hedge as well since there seems to be no top soil whatsoever left in it.
- To will, wish, or strive for anything whatsoever one must in advance already care.
Rhymes
- unreciprocal
- unreciprocated
- unrecited
- unrecked
- unrecking
- unreckonable
- unreckoned
- unreclaimable
- unreclaimably
- unreclaimed
- unreclining
- unrecognisable
- unrecognised
- unrecognition
- unrecognizable
- unrecognizably
- unrecognized
- unrecognizing
- unrecognizingly
- unrecollected
- unrecommendable
- unrecommended
- unrecompensable
- unrecompensed
- unreconcilable