in any case
/ɪn ˈeɪni ˈkeɪs/ · in ˈaɪn ˈkeɪs
conjunction
- Used to indicate that something is true regardless of circumstances or conditions. I'll attend the meeting in any case, whether you're coming or not.
- Used to indicate that something is true regardless of the outcome or result. I'll be happy in any case, whether I win or lose the game.
preposition
- Used to indicate a condition or circumstance that is true regardless of other factors. I'll take the job in any case, as long as it pays well.
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Did you know? The phrase 'in any case' has been used in various contexts, including literature and everyday conversation, to convey a sense of certainty or inevitability. It is a common expression in English language and is widely used in different parts of the world.