anyway
/ˈɛniˌweɪ/
adverb
- Used to change the subject or return to a previous topic.
- Anyway, as I was saying before the interruption, the meeting is at three.
- Anyway, let's talk about something else.
- I'm not sure about the details. Anyway, the main point is that we need to act now.
- Used to indicate that something is true or valid despite other factors; in spite of everything.
- The car is old and ugly, but it runs well anyway.
- She didn't study for the test, but she passed anyway.
- It was raining, but we went to the park anyway.
- Used to add information that supports or clarifies a previous statement; besides.
- I don't want to go to the party. Anyway, I have too much homework.
- He's not very friendly. Anyway, he's moving away next month.
- We can't afford a new car. Anyway, our old one still works fine.
- Used to correct or soften a previous statement; at least.
- She said she was fine, or anyway that's what she told me.
- The project is almost done, or anyway it will be by Friday.
- He's not exactly a doctor, anyway not the kind that treats patients.