anyway in Latin
anyway in Latin is ceterum — anyway means regardless of what has just been said or what happens; in any case.
anyway in Latin
ceterum
What does "anyway" mean?
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adv Regardless of what has just been said or what happens; in any case.
"It might rain, but we're going hiking anyway."
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adv Used to change the subject or return to an earlier point after a digression.
"Anyway, how was your weekend?"
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anyway in a sentence
- It might rain, but we're going hiking anyway.
- Anyway, let's get back to the main topic.
- Anyway, how was your weekend?
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What is "anyway" in Latin?
"anyway" in Latin is ceterum. anyway means: Regardless of what has just been said or what happens; in any case.
How do you use "anyway" in a sentence?
Example: "It might rain, but we're going hiking anyway." In Latin, "anyway" is ceterum.
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