What´s the meaning of "whatsoever" and its use in a phrase?
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It's a phrase to add emphasis to the idea that is being expressed;
There's no evidence whatsoever that she was involved!
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Hi! "Whatsoever" means "at all", for example: I have no doubt about this whatsoever.
It's mostly used to emphasize the sentence.
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