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if anything

Idioms  
  1. If at all, if in any degree. For example, If anything, we have too much food rather than too little. [Early 1800s]


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Another user wrote: "Promise that if anything happens to us, you will look after our children and be very, very kind to them. Tell them we did everything we could - we joined silent marches, we voted, we worked multiple shifts, we endured great hardship."

From BBC

Elisha had promised that if anything happened to him, Maggie would be cared for.

From Literature

So, if anything—and this sounds funny to say about future teenagers—I might orient my kids toward more socializing and understanding how they relate to people in their own unique way.

From The Wall Street Journal

If anything, there was frustrated regret, that this once-promising fight had taken too long to schedule, that the Mayweather and Pacquiao camps had bickered over terms for so long that both boxers were past their prime, resulting in a somnambulant scuffle that lived up to none of its extravagant hype.

From The Wall Street Journal

And if anything with these regulations the cars slide quite a lot more and the role of the driver if anything is even more involved in extracting the most out of the car.

From BBC