I'd choose a completely different word! I'd choose "regardless."
The sentence seems meaningless, though. What are you trying to say? What is the context?
I argue irrespective/irrespectively of what I do.
Which word do I choose?
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Yes, this sentence is meaningless. My original sentence is actually very different; I wanted to know if I use the adjective or adverb in this case. But yes, I think I'll use "regardless" now.
But still, for future purposes...which word do I use?
But still, for future purposes...which word do I use?
I'd use the adjective form ... AND a comma after "argue," too.
Okay, thanks!
You're very welcome!