# in any case

Pronunciation: say "in en-ee KAYS" /ɪn ˌɛni ˈkeɪs/

## Idiom

1. Used to introduce a statement that holds true regardless of other circumstances or of what was just said.
   - Simple: Used to say that something is true or will happen no matter what else happens.
   - _The meeting may be postponed, but in any case the report is due Friday._
   - _Whether or not she approves of the plan, in any case the decision has already been made._

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