any

adverb [not gradable] (AT ALL)

/ˈen·i/

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› at all or in the least: I can’t say any more. He wasn’t any smarter than I was. If she comes any later, we’ll miss the show.

(Definition of any adverb (AT ALL) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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anus noun
anxiety noun
anxious adjective
any adjective, pronoun (NOT IMPORTANT WHICH)
any adjective, pronoun (SOME)
any adverb (AT ALL)
any way you slice it idiom
anybody pronoun
anyhow adverb
anymore adverb
anyone pronoun

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