intj

whatevs

WOT-ehvz

Whatevs (intj) means an informal, clipped way of saying "whatever," used to show indifference. Example: “We might cancel the trip." "Whatevs, I didn't really want to go.”

intj

An informal, clipped way of saying "whatever," used to show indifference.

""We might cancel the trip." "Whatevs, I didn't really want to go.""

How to use whatevs

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA breezier, texting-style version of "whatever."

When to use it

Very informal slang, mostly used in speech and text messages, not in writing you'd hand in or publish.

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"We might cancel the trip." "_____, I didn't really want to go."

Etymology

A slangy shortening of whatever, with the informal "-s" ending added for a casual, chatty tone.

Frequently asked questions

What does “whatevs” mean?

The word “whatevs” means an informal, clipped way of saying "whatever," used to show indifference. In plain terms, a breezier, texting-style version of "whatever.".

How do you pronounce “whatevs”?

“Whatevs” is pronounced WOT-ehvz (/ˈwɒtˌɛvz/ in IPA).

How do you use “whatevs” in a sentence?

Here is “whatevs” used in a sentence: “"We might cancel the trip." "Whatevs, I didn't really want to go.".”

What part of speech is “whatevs”?

“Whatevs” is an intj.