anythingarian ism (en"ithingarianizm)

[ anythingarian + -ism.] The holding and advocacy of no particular creed; indifferentism. anyway (en'i-wā), adv. [ These foure are all that any way deale in that consideration of mens manners. Sir P. Sidney , Apol. for Poetrie. How should I soothe you anyway , Who mi the brother of your youth? Tennyson, To J. S. 2. [Continuatively, as a conj.] In any case; at any rate; at all events; anyhow. I think she was a little frightened at first; but anyway, I got to know who she is. W. Black , White Heather, xiv. anyways (en'i-wāz), adv . [ any + ways , adv. gen, of way , as in always , but prob. suggested by anywise . Cf. noways and nowise .] 1. In any way or manner; anyhow.-2. [Continuatively, as a conj .] In any case; at any rate; at all events; anyhow. [Colloq. in both senses.] anywhatt, pron. [ anywhen (en'i-hwen), adv. [ There if anywhere, and now if anywhen . when. ever: [Dia R. Bosworth Smith , Carthage, p. 333. anywhere (en'i-hwar), adv. [ anywhither (en'i-hwira"er), adv. [ Inveigle men anywhither . Barrow , Works, I. anywise (en'i-wiz), adv . [ wise , in full form in or on any wise, @nige wis an, in any manner: see on, any, and wise2, and cf. otherwise, nowise.] In any way or manner; to any degree. Neither can a man be a true friend, or a good neighbor, or anywise a good relative, without industry. Barrow , Sermons, III. xix.