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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesüberhaupt
Pronunciation / Transliteration: yːbɐˈhaʊpt
"Er hat überhaupt keinen Zweifel."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Used after a noun to emphasize a negative statement (meaning 'any at all').
"He has no doubt whatsoever about the outcome."
- 1
Whatever thing or things.
"Do whatsoever you think is best."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from what + so + ever, emphasizing 'whatever'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Whatsoever" is said worldwide
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quelconque
Transliteration: kel.kɔ̃k
"Il n'a aucun doute quelconque."
überhaupt
Transliteration: yːbɐˈhaʊpt
"Er hat überhaupt keinen Zweifel."
alcuno
Transliteration: alˈku.no
"Non c'è speranza alcuna."
en absoluto
Transliteration: en absoˈluto
"No tengo duda alguna."
algum
Transliteration: alˈgũ
"Não há dúvida alguma."
बिल्कुल
Transliteration: bilkul
"मुझे इसमें कोई शक नहीं है।"
任何
Transliteration: rèn hé
"没有任何问题。"
전혀
Transliteration: jeon-hyeo
"의심의 여지가 전혀 없다."
一切
Transliteration: issai
"一切の心配はいりません。"
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