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GrammarJLPT N1

in any case

Expression

Definitions

1. in any case

This phrase is a conjunction meaning "in any case," "either way," or "regardless." It is used to indicate that no matter which option or situation applies, the conclusion or action remains the same, and it often appears in formal speech or writing.

Grammar

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Example sentences

Sentence 1

The boss said "let's reconsider," but either way, the policy isn't changing.

Sentence 2

I said I "want to change," but honestly I'm scared either way.

Sentence 3

Even if you think "another failure," you can always learn from it.

Sentence 4

Rain or not, I'm planning to head out either way.

Sentence 5

Whether we eat out or at home, either way I want more vegetables.