whichever
[hwich-
ev
-er, wich-]
/ʰwɪtʃˈɛv ər, wɪtʃ-/
pronoun
1.
any one that:
Take whichever you like.
2.
no matter
which
:
Whichever you choose, the others will be offended.
adjective
3.
no matter
which
:
whichever day; whichever ones you choose.
Origin
1350-1400;
Middle English;
see
which
,
ever
Examples from the web for
whichever
whichever
direction the experiment went, there was a simple way to monitor the progress.
whichever
method you use, please don't get creative trying to buck the system.
whichever
path is followed, the result is the same, but life forms do it faster.
whichever
you pick, the number of deceased donors will never be enough.
Fear of
whichever
disease or disability is the subject of our own individual nightmares.
We'll dock the yacht there, and copter it to
whichever
coast, as necessary.
Users will be able to customize the artist pages to include
whichever
modules they want.
He sold dangerous weapons tech to
whichever
rogue regime was buying.
The meter works out
whichever
is the higher, and charges you that.
In other words,
whichever
party can afford more discovery motions and expert witness testimony.
British Dictionary definitions for
whichever
whichever
/
wɪtʃˈɛvə
/
determiner
1.
any (one, two, etc, out of several):
take whichever car you like
(
as pronoun
):
choose whichever appeals to you
2.
no matter which (one or ones):
whichever card you pick you'll still be making a mistake
(
as pronoun
):
it won't make any difference, whichever comes first
Word Origin and History for
whichever
pron.
late 14c., from
which
+
ever
.