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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /baɪ ˌɛni ˈmiːnz/ · UK /baɪ ˌeni ˈmiːnz/
by any means means: Using whatever method is needed to achieve something.
phrase
Using whatever method is needed to achieve something.
- We must help them by any means possible.
- They tried to win by any means.
- She wanted to escape by any means necessary.
Used with a negative statement to strongly say that something is not true.
- The work is not finished by any means.
- She is not by any means a beginner.
- I did not by any means agree with everything.
Questions about by any means
What does by any means mean?
Using whatever method is needed to achieve something.
What is by any means in other languages?
Türkçe: her türlü yolla · Español: por cualquier medio · Français: par tous les moyens · Deutsch: mit allen Mitteln · Italiano: con qualsiasi mezzo · 日本語: あらゆる手段で
How do you pronounce by any means?
In American English /baɪ ˌɛni ˈmiːnz/; in British English /baɪ ˌeni ˈmiːnz/.
How do you use by any means in a sentence?
We must help them by any means possible. They tried to win by any means.
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