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no matter what

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no matter what

  1. (followed by a phrase) Regardless of, in spite of, whatever.
    I'm going running tomorrow no matter what the weather is doing.
  2. (not followed by a phrase) Regardless; in any case; even in adverse circumstances.
    Antonyms: come hell or high water, come rain or shine, come what may, through thick and thin
    This project will be finished by July no matter what.
    No matter what, it's still a good idea.
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