All of
All of adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Whatever and all of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whatever" instead a determination phrase "All of".
Whatever
Whatever adverb - In spite of everything.
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Synonyms for Whatever
All of and whatever are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "All of" instead a determination "Whatever".
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While most of her scenes are plot-relevant and characterisation-rich (usually for whatever man she's interacting with), she's naked in pretty much all of them.
Source: Ms Fanservice / Live-Action TV - Though those two are the most devoted, all of the various alien characters generally believe in whatever religion their society developed.
Source: Token Religious Teammate - Also, Cubot griping about his place in Eggman's organization, while wondering whatever happened to all of Eggman's other minions from all the other Sonic series.
Source: Comic Book / Sonic Boom
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