What is another word for whatfor?
Pronunciation: [wˈɒtfə] (IPA) 
"Whatfor" is an archaic term that is not widely used in modern English. It is primarily used in informal speech and has no direct synonyms in everyday conversation. However, the intended meaning behind "whatfor" is more commonly expressed by phrases like "what's the purpose," "what's the reason," or "why." These phrases are more commonly used and instantly understood by the listener or reader. Additionally, "whatfor" can also be replaced with more formal phrases like "what is the rationale," "what is the justification," or "what is the basis." These terms may be more appropriate in more formal or professional settings.
