anyhow
/ˈɛniˌhaʊ/
adverb
- Used to say that something happens or is true despite something else; in spite of that.
- She didn't study for the test, but she passed anyhow.
- The car is old and rusty, but it runs anyhow.
- It was raining, but we went to the park anyhow.
- In whatever way; by any means possible.
- He finished the project anyhow, without the proper tools.
- We need to cross the river anyhow, even if we have to swim.
- Just get the job done anyhow you can.
- Used to change the subject or return to a previous topic; anyway.
- Anyhow, as I was saying, we had a great time at the beach.
- I don't agree with that. Anyhow, it doesn't matter now.
- Anyhow, let's talk about something else.
- Without care or order; carelessly or haphazardly.
- He threw his clothes anyhow into the suitcase.
- The books were piled anyhow on the shelf.
- She painted the wall anyhow, leaving streaks everywhere.