Any is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANY in dictionary:

VERB:
• To any extent; in any degree; at all.
NOUN:
• One indifferently, out of an indefinite number; one indefinitely, whosoever or whatsoever it may be.
• Some, of whatever kind, quantity, or number; as, are there any witnesses present? are there any other houses like it?
DETERMINER:
• used to refer to one or some of a thing or number of things, no matter how much or how many
• anyone
• whichever of a specified class might be chosen
ADVERB:
• at all; in some degree (used for emphasis)
• at all (used alone, not qualifying another word)
• to any degree or extent
• at all
ADJECTIVE:
• whichever
• one or some, no matter which
• one or some or every or all without specification
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one, no matter which

Words related to ANY

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Words that contain ANY

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How to use ANY in a sentence

• Grant was astounded at his own failure to make any inquiry whatsoever concerning this vital matter.
• As to the first of these, FOR THE RECORDING OUR OWN THOUGHTS FOR THE HELP OF OUR OWN MEMORIES, whereby, as it were, we talk to ourselves, any words will serve the turn.
• The Negroes should support representative men of any color or party, if they stand for a square deal and equal rights for all.
• He thinks that one man will be sufficient, as we shall probably not meet with any large party.
• It is time the public should know that neither ladies nor gentlemen who have never crossed the lakes or the Alleghany, can have any but vague ideas of the children of the forest.
• There was nothing about him that suggested any resemblance to anyone she knew.
• And if in any internal division the one party will not accept justice, all the rest shall help the other party.
• Had Polyeuka suddenly become more prolific in the precious metal than any mine in the colony the Crinkett Company would have laughed at any claim made by him for further payment.
• The city can boast, however, of a noble school edifice, and county court-house, either of which would adorn any place in the country.
• They found now that orders had been issued that none should journey on the roads save those who had passes, and these had to be shown before entering any of the large towns.
• It will grow in any good loamy soil, and may be increased by cuttings.
• My letters, if I write any, will be quite different in the future, thanks to your candour.
• But there remained a large number without any visible means of support, and not particularly inclined to go out of their way to find any.
• It made possible gigantic enterprises once entirely beyond the reach of any individual, no matter how rich.
• I will not press you to betray any secret you may possess.
• By evening he is at the box-office of the Theatre Italien, or of any other theatre you like.
• Every night Herbert gave me a written account of the trains handled during the day, and especially drew my attention to any crossing orders that had to be attended to.
• To have expressed any surprise, on my part, at what had happened, would have been not only imprudent, but unworthy of him and of me.
• I never see any of these things but I long to get away and lie under a green tree, and let the wind blow on me.
• All this is a simple matter, for which any builder can provide, without particular expense or trouble.
• Any words of mine would have sounded forced and puerile.
• MY LORD, When I was with you, I have said more than once, that I would never allow quality or station made any real difference between men.
• This perhaps was owing to the uncertainty of reward for any services that they might render while in the class of convicts.
• If you know any colored man who is a strong champion of equal rights, bring him along.
• Besides these, there remained no prince of any consideration on this side of Spain, who came not upon this invitation.
• The Professor might speak a little through his nose, but she had seldom met any one more polite and accomplished.
• If any one can prove that I was taken captive in a fight or for just cause, let him stand forth.
• If he has any relations they ought to know about him, and not leave him among strangers.
• Any other style of government would have been consumed by it long ago.

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