Always and under any conditions: used to show that one would prefer to do or when one is sure of one's opinions: "I'd rather be on holiday in Florida any day of the week than stuck in this office all of the time." "I'm a far better footballer than he is, any day of the week."in A Dictionary of Contemporary English. Pan Books
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Always and under any conditions: used to show that one would prefer to do or when one is sure of one's opinions: "I'd rather be on holiday in Florida any day of the week than stuck in this office all of the time." "I'm a far better footballer than he is, any day of the week."in A Dictionary of Contemporary English. Pan Books