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Meanings of whatsoever in English

One or some or every or all without specification.

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Usage of whatsoever in English
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They have enormous financial and political power, but no creative power whatsoever.
The Guardian
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The Denmark international added: There was nothing true in that story whatsoever.
The Guardian
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And that creates a society in which people display no responsibility whatsoever.
The Guardian
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This guarantees the inalienable right to say, think, and believe anything whatsoever.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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The health of the consumer is of no concern to them whatsoever.
The Guardian
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The fact that a programme changes is of absolutely no relevance whatsoever.
Radio NZ
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The individual may have no link whatsoever with the events in question.
The Guardian
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Once again, the future held no hope whatsoever that I could detect.
Welcome to the N.H.K.
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There could be no doubt whatsoever as far as Désirée was concerned.
Melnitz
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There's no faith in the government whatsoever, and that's a dangerous thing.
The Guardian
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At that moment he had the power to take on anyone whatsoever.
Amberville
12
No progress whatsoever, really, in terms of this determination of refugee status.
Radio NZ
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Let us be clear, it bears no resemblance whatsoever to Stranger Things.
The Irish Times
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It in no way whatsoever changes the status quo of the city.
The Irish Times
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They have put this out without any regard whatsoever for the consequences.
Reuters
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It's a value system that has nothing whatsoever to do with money.
The Guardian
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