anyways

[ en-ee-weyz ]

adverb

1. a nonstandard variant of anyway.

anyways

/ ˈɛnɪˌweɪz /

adverb

1. a nonstandard word for anyway

Example Sentences

Silver added that most incumbent parties are “unpopular” and tend to lose elections anyways.

From Salon

"Teixeira understood the risk to his country and did it anyways," prosecutors told Judge Talwani on Tuesday.

From BBC

Some said they were tricked by his anti-establishment rhetoric, only to realize he was just another politician looking out for himself; others always knew he was a charlatan, they said, but voted for him anyways because voting for Republicans is just what Republicans do.

From Salon

Even if attorneys fees had already been withdrawn, “Girardi would instruct defendant Kamon to ‘do it anyways,’” Kamon said in the plea agreement.

From Los Angeles Times

They just feel like, ‘We can’t control him, so let’s hope he wins anyways.’

From Salon