Whatsoever

/ˌwɒtˈsoʊˌɛvər/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

At all; of any kind.

I have no interest in that subject whatsoever.

Used for emphasis, especially after a negative.

There were no complaints whatsoever about the service.

Of any sort; at all.

He has no experience whatsoever in this field.

Middle English 'what so ever', meaning 'whatever'.

none whatsoever

No amount or degree of something at all.

whatsoever it takes

By any means necessary; whatever is needed.

whatever the case may be

Regardless of the circumstances.

what

Used to ask for information about something.

any

One or some, no matter which.

Not at all.

I didn't care what they thought, not whatsoever.

No way.

That's not happening, whatsoever.