wheresoever
part of speech
adverb; conjunction (old-fashioned)
meaning for a pupil
Wheresoever means wherever, in any place (old-fashioned, formal). tree →
sense in the lessons
You meet it in old books, Bible readings and prayers. Today people say «wherever». Phrases: wheresoever you go.
examples
- Wheresoever you go, I will follow. tree →
- The Lord is with you wheresoever you are. tree →
- Wheresoever he travelled, he made friends. tree →
- Search wheresoever you like. tree →
- The king's law reached wheresoever his people lived. tree →
- He bade them go one by one wheresoever they would, while he himself waited by the door till his brothers passed through. tree →
note
Old-fashioned. Modern word: wherever. Also «wheresoe'er» in poetry.
Trees and pragmatics
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