“At any rate” in Japanese
Short answer
At any rate in Japanese is “何しろ” (nanishiro). Full meaning: in any case, at any rate, anyhow, anyway, as you know, for you see, particularly; because, since, for, after all.
Other ways to say “At any rate” in Japanese
何せ
nanise in any case, at any rate, anyhow, anyway, as you know, for you see, particularly
どうせ
douse anyhow, in any case, at any rate, after all, at all, no matter what; at best, at most
何にせよ
nanniseyo at any rate, anyhow, anyway, in any case, because
何にしろ
nannishiro at any rate, anyhow, anyway, in any case, because
何れにせよ
izureniseyo at any rate, in any event, either way, anyway
兎に角
tonikaku anyway, anyhow, at any rate, in any case, at least, just; setting aside ..., regardless of ...; really, truly, certainly, definitely, undeniably
兎にも角にも
tonimokakunimo at any rate, in any case, anyway, anyhow
何はともあれ
nanihatomoare at any rate, in any case, at the very least, if nothing else
どの道
donomichi anyway, anyhow, at any rate, in any case
それにしても
sorenishitemo nevertheless, at any rate, even so, all things considered, be that as it may
仮にも
karinimo (not even) for a moment, (not) on any account, (not) the least bit; at any rate, at the very least, if ... at all, even in the slightest sense
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