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

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

From Salon

"I rarely see people anymore that come to my office anyways that have pensions. So it's a lot more difficult for, I think, the average American to get that guaranteed income."

From Salon

“Which is worse, a person who really believes some of these things or the person who knows it’s all nonsensical and goes along with it anyways?” he said.

From Seattle Times

“I feel like, for me anyways, the most difficult thing for pitching is staying closed because it is such a rotational movement.”

From Seattle Times