What is a synonym for whenever?
Some synonyms or near synonyms for whenever include:
- At any time
- Anytime
- On any occasion
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Some synonyms or near synonyms for whenever include:
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Anytime can be used to mean “whenever” or “you’re welcome.” Synonyms and near synonyms for anytime include:
| Whenever | You’re welcome |
|---|---|
| At any time | No problem |
| At any moment | It was my pleasure |
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A few synonyms of the verb “could” when referring to ability or possibility include:
A few synonyms of “could” when referring to past permission include:
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A few synonyms of the verb “can” include:
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Other words for obtain include:
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“Obtainable” is the adjective form of the verb “obtain,” which means “to get something through effort.” When something is obtainable, it means it is possible to acquire it (e.g, “The tickets are expensive but obtainable”).
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“Obtaining” is the present participle of the verb “obtain,” which means “to get something through effort” (e.g., “I am obtaining the necessary permits”).
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Some synonyms and near synonyms for everyone include:
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In the phrase “each and every one,” “every one” is written as two separate words (e.g., “Each and every one of the songs on the album is fantastic”).
“Everyone” and “every one” are commonly confused, but they do not have the same grammatical function and cannot be used interchangeably.
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Every other day is an adverbial phrase that means “on every alternate day.”
For example, “I usually call my mother every other day” means that there is usually one day in between each call.
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