American English
/ˈɛ.niˌweɪ/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
despite what was just said or what happened
Practice out louddespite what was just said or what happened
It was raining, but we went anyway.
I don't agree, but I'll help you anyway.
Anyway is one word. Any way means “any method”: You can do it any way you like.
go anyway · do it anyway · help anyway
[subject] + [verb] + anyway
Even though + [subject] + [verb], [subject] + [verb] + anyway
used to leave one subject and start another, or to return to the main subject
Anyway, let's get started.
Anyway, back to the main problem.
Anyway, let's move on · Anyway, back to the main point
Anyway, + let's + [verb]
Anyway, + [subject] + [verb]
used at the end of a question to ask for the real reason or to show impatience
Why are you here anyway?
What does he want anyway?
Why + do/does/did + [subject] + [verb] + anyway?
What + do/does/did + [subject] + [verb] + anyway?