whichever
adjective
which·ev·er
| \ hwich-ˈe-vər
, wich-\
, wich-\
Definition of whichever
(Entry 1 of 2)
: being whatever one or ones out of a group : no matter which
its soothing … effect will be the same whichever way you take it — Punch
whichever
pronounDefinition of whichever (Entry 2 of 2)
: whatever one or ones out of a group
take two of the four elective subjects, whichever you prefer
Examples of whichever in a Sentence
Adjective
Choose whichever one you want. He will support whichever candidate wins.Pronoun
We can go on Tuesday or Friday, whichever you prefer. You may leave at 4:00 or when you've finished the job, whichever comes first.
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Take a bus, get off the bus, go into the museum, and walk, simply walk, straight to whichever picture is calling you. — María Gainza, Harper's magazine, "Both Sides Now," 10 May 2019Keep scrolling for more
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More Definitions for whichever
whichever
adjective
English Language Learners Definition of whichever
(Entry 1 of 2)
: whatever one or ones out of a group
whichever
pronounEnglish Language Learners Definition of whichever (Entry 2 of 2)
: whatever one or ones out of a group
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whichever
adjective
which·ev·er
| \ hwich-ˈe-vər
, wich-\
, wich-\
Kids Definition of whichever
(Entry 1 of 2)
: being whatever one or ones : no matter which
Take whichever book you want.
whichever
pronounKids Definition of whichever (Entry 2 of 2)
: whatever one or ones
Buy the sweater or the coat, whichever you like better.
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