Looking for synonyms for which? We’ve got you covered!
Here’s a list of other ways to say which.
- That
- What
- The one that
- The thing that
- The one(s) that
- The thing(s) that
- Whichever
- Whatever
- Any that
- The particular one(s)
- The specific one(s)
- This
- These
- Those
- The kind that
Want to learn how to say which professionally? Keep reading for examples and use cases.
1. That
Appropriate Use: Suitable for referring to a specific thing previously mentioned.
Example: “We need to revise the strategy that we discussed yesterday.”
2. What
Appropriate Use: Ideal for referring to specific things when asking a question.
Example: “What solution do you propose for this issue?”
3. The one that
Appropriate Use: Used for identifying a specific item among others.
Example: “The one that meets all our criteria will be selected for the project.”
4. The thing that
Appropriate Use: Suitable for emphasizing a specific aspect or detail.
Example: “The thing that sets us apart is our commitment to quality.”
5. The one(s) that
Appropriate Use: Refers to specific item(s) or person(s) from a group.
Example: “The ones that pass the test will proceed to the next round of interviews.”
6. The thing(s) that
Appropriate Use: Ideal for specifying particular aspect(s) or detail(s).
Example: “The things that matter most in this job are punctuality and attention to detail.”
7. Whichever
Appropriate Use: Used for referring to any one that.
Example: “You can choose whichever method you think is best for analysis.”
8. Whatever
Appropriate Use: Suitable for referring to anything or everything that.
Example: “We will support whatever decision you make.”
9. Any that
Appropriate Use: Refers to any one of the things that meet a condition.
Example: “Any that meet our requirements will be considered.”
10. The particular one(s)
Appropriate Use: Ideal for emphasizing a specific choice or selection.
Example: “The particular ones we choose will depend on their performance metrics.”
11. The specific one(s)
Appropriate Use: Used for pinpointing a precise selection or group.
Example: “Focus your efforts on the specific ones that have shown potential.”
12. This
Appropriate Use: Suitable for identifying something close at hand or being indicated.
Example: “This proposal seems to be the most promising of all.”
13. These
Appropriate Use: Refers to multiple items being indicated or near.
Example: “These are the changes we need to implement.”
14. Those
Appropriate Use: Ideal for referring to items farther away or not currently being indicated.
Example: “Those were the strategies used last year.”
15. The kind that
Appropriate Use: Used for specifying a type or category.
Example: “We need employees of the kind that can adapt quickly to change.”
