whomever

Pronoun

Meaning

whomever (objective case of whoever) (formal)

Whatever person or persons (as object of verb or preposition).
The letter is addressed to whomever it may concern.

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According to one writer, whomever got the marked piece would have to leap through the fire three times. Source: Internet

A cheaper alternative is to visit a commissioner for oaths who will charge less per signature, but that is only possible where whomever is to receive a document will recognize the signature of a commissioner for oaths. Source: Internet

As the saying goes, “personnel is policy,” so whomever Biden picks for top foreign policy posts will be key in shaping its direction. Source: Internet

An amazing piece of work, whomever did it'." Source: Internet

From this base, The Hulk operates with no regulation while taking on whomever he deems worthy of his wrath, verging on The Maestro's rule. Source: Internet

Before the game, Shanahan told his team whomever runs the ball better will win, with the magic number 30 carries. Source: Internet

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