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ĕn'ē

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part
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2
either
One or the other (of two)
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4
of any kind (related)
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2
more than one (related)
5
2
every
4
1
one-and-all
Every
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4
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a-little
Some
3
2
anything (related)
3
2
no (related)
3
2
certain (related)
2
1
otherwise (related)
2
1
particular (related)
2
1
whichever
Any (of two or more)
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3
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each-and-every
Every
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3
whatsoever
The definition of whatsoever is whatever.
3
3
an
The definition of an is a word used in place of the word “a” when the following word begins with a vowel sound.
2
2
any sort
Without discrimination
2
2
one or more
Without discrimination
2
2
several
The definition of several is more than two but a small number, or separate people or things.
2
2
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some
Being a considerable number or quantity:
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2
part of
Some
2
2
a-bit
Some
2
2
all (related)
(Informal) Being more than one:
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2
much
(Now Caribbean, African-American) Many (+ plural countable noun). [from 13th c.]
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2
quantity
Something, such as a number or symbol that represents a number, on which a mathematical operation is performed.
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2
unanalyzable
Difficult or impossible to analyze:
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2
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in any way (related)
2
2
at any time (related)
2
2
or (related)
2
2
each
For one; per.
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0
whatever
No matter which; for any
0
0
any one (related)
0
0
one
Occurring or existing as something indefinite, as in time or position:
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2
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any kind
Without discrimination
1
2
in-general
Without discrimination
1
2
even one
Without discrimination
1
2
no-other (related)
1
2
a
Shaped like A
4
6
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  • Alex had invited her to look at his financial files any time she wanted, and yet it seemed an intrusion on his privacy.

  • Will we see any dolphins, Dad?

  • But this wasn't just any trip.

  • He did it very cleverly, indeed, and the Princess looked at the strange piglets as if she were as truly astonished as any vegetable person could be.

  • It's not a decision or a wish any more.

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