anyways
/ˈɛniˌweɪz/
adverb
- Used to change the subject or return to a previous topic; often signals that the speaker is moving on.
- Anyways, as I was saying before the phone rang, we need to finish this report.
- Anyways, that's enough about my job. How are your kids doing?
- I don't really care about the details. Anyways, let's talk about the weekend plans.
- In any case; regardless of what happened or was said.
- The instructions were confusing, but he finished the project anyways.
- She didn't invite me, but I went to the party anyways.
- It might rain, but we're going to the park anyways.
- Used to end a conversation or dismiss a topic.
- Anyways, it's not worth arguing about. Let's just agree to disagree.
- I have to run. Anyways, thanks for the chat.
- Well, anyways, I should get going now. See you later!