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Dominik Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Whatsoever

I have no affection whatsoever for my computer.

What does whatsoever mean here? Can you say the bold part differently?

Thanks in advance!
  

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You could replace whatsoever with at all and it would mean the same. In a context like this, whatsoever is a word used to emphasize no or none . I have no affection at all.

— Blue Jay

  • You could replace whatsoever with at all and it would mean the same.
  • In a context like this, whatsoever is a word used to emphasize no or none .
  • I have no affection at all.
  • I don't have even a small amount.
  • None.
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You could replace whatsoever with at all and it would mean the same.
In a context like this, whatsoever is a word used to emphasize no or none.
I have no affection at all. I don't have even a small amount. None. Not the tiniest bit.
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Thank you for your clarification!
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