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Sentence examples for or whatever from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "or whatever" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is not related to the given topic or context, or as a way of introducing an unknown thing or idea. For example, "I'm not sure what the plan is, or whatever."

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Or whatever.

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The New York Times

Or whatever it is.

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The New York Times

Or whatever you prefer.

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The New York Times - Magazine

Or 750 or whatever.

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The New York Times

The apartheid or whatever?

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Independent

"Terroristic, terrorism or whatever, aggression".

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The New York Times

French, Chinese, American or whatever.

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Independent

"Or whatever the equivalent is.

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Independent

like vaccinate them or whatever".

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The New Yorker

Of my darkness, or whatever.

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The New York Times

"Call it naïveté or whatever.

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The New York Times
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