whichever

pronunciation

How to pronounce whichever in British English: UK [wɪtʃˈevə(r)]word uk audio image

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Word Origin

whichever (pron.)
late 14c., from which + ever. Emphatic extended form whichsoever attested from mid-15c.

Example

1. The other group-the so-called experimental group-gets whichever intervention is being tested .
2. Whichever company is successful in leading the way will chalk up a huge win .
3. And reductions in spending will be sought by whichever party wins .
4. Whichever of the two big parties can win this floating vote in the centre tends to win an election .
5. Also linked to the esp system , it provides a quick , stabilising twitch of the steering wheel in whichever direction is needed to counter fishtailing of the car itself in treacherous conditions .

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