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whomsoever
[ hoom-soh-ev-er ]
whomsoever
/ ˌhuːmsəʊˈɛvə /
pronoun
- archaic.the objective form of whosoever
to whomsoever it may concern
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Word History and Origins
Origin of whomsoever1
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Example Sentences
But the animal itself is the same "hydra-headed monster," let whomsoever may fancy to pet it.
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They believed that the Dauphin's soldiers had sworn, if they entered Paris, to slay whomsoever they found there.
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To whomsoever of my ancestors bequeathed me my power of detachment deep salaams!
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Whomsoever he pilloried was laid bare in all respects; physically and morally, no single trait of him was forgotten.
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You will submit it to Mr. Gifford, and to whomsoever you please besides.
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