anyhow
adverb (WITHOUT CARE) /ˈen.i.haʊ/ (informal also any old how)Definition
› without care or interest or in an untidy way: He looked a complete mess - dressed anyhow with his hair sticking up.Not paying attentionTreating as unimportantNeglecting and ignoringDirty and untidy
(Definition of anyhow adverb (WITHOUT CARE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -stained suffix
- all over the place idiom
- besmeared adjective
- bespattered adjective
- bloodstained adjective
- dirty adjective (NOT CLEAN)
- inky adjective
- manky adjective
- messy adjective (DIRTY/UNTIDY)
- mucky adjective
- ragged adjective
- ragtag adjective
- streaky adjective
- tousled adjective
- unclean adjective
- unmade adjective
- unruly adjective
- unsanitary adjective
- untidy adjective
- untreated adjective
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