Of any kind
Whatever and of any kind are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whatever" instead the phrase "Of any kind" as an adjective or an adverb.
Whatever
Whatever adverb - In spite of everything.
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Synonyms for Whatever
Of any kind and whatever are semantically related. You can use "Of any kind" instead the word "Whatever" as an adjective or an adverb.
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- The stories where the world is limited to the plot are instead the stories where the characters have no backstory, no anchors outside the plot, and whatever they do, there will be no outside forces of any kind reacting to it.
Source: World Limited to the Plot -
Unlike other games of the series where the protagonist needs to do specific tasks, the protagonist of this game is free to do whatever to their heart's content with no time limit or stakes of any kind.
Source: Video Game / Story of Seasons
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