/huːˈevə/
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Translation
Any person who does something, when it does not matter which person it is.
Word origin
From who plus ever, an old way of adding the sense of any at all.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- who + ever
Examples
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"Whoever" means the person who wins, any of them.
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It does not matter which person opens it.
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We do not know who the person is.
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