Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- pronoun Whatever person or persons.
- pronoun Who.
from The Century Dictionary.
- Any person whatever; no matter who; any one without exception.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- pronoun Whatever person; any person who; be or she who; any one who.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- pronoun
Whatever person or persons.
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Examples
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The first is the lack of ability to be notified only when you receive certain kinds of tweets or direct messages and what I mean by 'certain kinds of tweets' are ones that are directed at you, tweets that begin with @whoever, whoever being your username, that way you can keep up with just people who are directing their conversation towards you.
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And the best usually puts a dent in "whoever is willing to buy" 's wallet.
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And the best usually puts a dent in "whoever is willing to buy" 's wallet.
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And the best usually puts a dent in "whoever is willing to buy" 's wallet.
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And the best usually puts a dent in "whoever is willing to buy" 's wallet.
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And the best usually puts a dent in "whoever is willing to buy" 's wallet.
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And the best usually puts a dent in "whoever is willing to buy" 's wallet.
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Each time you change point of view, you need to re-engage the reader in whoever is speaking, when they may have already emotionally invested in another character.
What's your point? 2007
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Each time you change point of view, you need to re-engage the reader in whoever is speaking, when they may have already emotionally invested in another character.
What's your point? 2007
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"She knows how to bring out the best in whoever is on the floor with her," Milton says.
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