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Definition of whomever - Reverso English Dictionary
Pronoun
emphasisDated US used to emphasize the object of a verb or prepositionDated US
- She will support whomever you choose as the leader.
- Give the prize to whomever you think deserves it.
- Whomever you invite will be welcome at the party.
Origin of whomever
Old English, hwā (who) + ever (always)
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- French:quiconque, ...
- German:wen auch immer, ...
- Italian:chiunque, ...
- Spanish:quienquiera, ...
- Portuguese:quem quer que, ...
- Chinese:任何人, ...
- Japanese:誰でも, ...
- Arabic:مَنْ, ...
- Hebrew:אֶת מִי שֶׁלֹּא, ...
- Russian:кого бы, ...
- Ukrainian:кого б, ...
- Hindi:जिसे भी, ...
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