Use 'anyhow' to show that something is true even if something else is different. It means 'no matter what' or 'anyway'. It often connects two ideas.
I was late, but I finished anyhow.
He forgot, but I helped him anyhow.
'Anyhow' can describe doing something without a plan or carefully. It means 'in a careless or disorganized way'. This use is more informal.
She put the books down anyhow.
He cleaned his room anyhow today.
People use 'anyhow' to get back to the main topic after they talk about something else. It works like 'anyway' or 'so'.
Anyhow, let's start the lesson now.
Anyhow, I need to tell you this.
'Anyhow' is used in stories to skip unimportant details and continue quickly. It means 'in short' or 'at least'.
Anyhow, the story ended happily.
Anyhow, he did not come to the party.
'Anyhow' can show that an action happens even if something bad or difficult happens. It shows persistence or lack of care about problems.
It was raining, but he went anyhow.
I was tired, but I finished anyhow.
