whatsoever in Italian
whatsoever in Italian is benché, di sorta, qualsivoglia — whatsoever means at all; used after "no," "any," or "none" to add strong emphasis.
whatsoever in Italian
benché
In any way; at all; whatever.
di sorta
In any way; at all; whatever.
qualsivoglia
In any way; at all; whatever.
What does "whatsoever" mean?
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det At all; used after "no," "any," or "none" to add strong emphasis.
"He had no interest whatsoever in the plan."
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whatsoever in a sentence
- He had no interest whatsoever in the plan.
- There was no evidence whatsoever to support the claim.
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What is "whatsoever" in Italian?
"whatsoever" in Italian is benché, di sorta, qualsivoglia. whatsoever means: At all; used after "no," "any," or "none" to add strong emphasis.
How do you use "whatsoever" in a sentence?
Example: "He had no interest whatsoever in the plan." In Italian, "whatsoever" is benché, di sorta, qualsivoglia.
Are there other ways to say "whatsoever" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "whatsoever": benché, di sorta, qualsivoglia.
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