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whereso
whereso, adv., conj. arch. (ˈhwɛəsəʊ) [ME. wh{aedotab}r swa, se, representing OE. swá hwǽr swá: see where and so adv. 17 d; Ormin's form whærs is influenced by ON. hvars = hvar where + es rel. particle.] 1. = wherever 2, 5.1154 O.E. Chron. (Laud MS.) an. 1137 War sæ me tuede þe erthe ne bar nan corn... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ringed topos
Note this can be generalized to any ringed space whereso the pair is a ringed topos. wikipedia.org
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wheresoever
wheresoever, adv., conj. Now formal or arch. (hwɛəsəʊˈɛvə(r)) Also poet. wheresoe'er (-ˈɛə(r)); 7 -ere, -e're; also 4–5 contr. wher(e)sere. [f. whereso + ever; cf. soever.] 1. = wherever 2, 5.13.. Cursor M. 8931 (Gött.) Bot quar-sua-euer [Cott. quar-sum-euer] þis tre lay, God schued þar-on his mihte... Oxford English Dictionary
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Prince of Wales School (Freetown, Sierra Leone)
The Church, the State, the Camp and Bar, with varied voice attest, That whereso'er bright honour calls, her sons are with the best. 3. wikipedia.org
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ware so
ware so southern ME. var. whereso. Oxford English Dictionary
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John H. Eastwood
Eternal Father, strong to save, Give us courage and make us brave; Protect us whereso'er we go, From shell and flak and fire and foe. wikipedia.org
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whitherso
ˈwhitherso, adv. arch. [ME. hwiderse, repr. OE. swá hwider swá: see so adv. 17 d.] = next.c 950 Lindisf. Gosp. Matt. viii. 19 Quocumque ieris, sua huider ðu færes [Rushw. hwider swa]. c 1205 Lay. 18969 Faren þu scalt bi ræde wuder swa ich þe læde. c 1230 Hali Meid. 31 Ha gað eauer nest godd, hwiders... Oxford English Dictionary
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retenance
† retenance Obs. Forms: 4 retyn-, retain-, 4–5 retenance. Also 4–5 -aunce, -auns, -awns. [a. AF. retenaunce, OF. retenance, -ence, f. retenir to retain: see -ance.] 1. = retinue.1362 Langl. P. Pl. A. ii. 35 Alle þis Riche Retenaunce þat Regneden with Fals Weoren bede to þe Bruyt-ale. 1390 Gower Conf... Oxford English Dictionary
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gentilesse
gentilesse Obs. exc. arch. (ˌdʒɛntɪˈlɛs) [ad. F. gentillesse, f. gentil: see genteel, gentle.] 1. The quality of being gentle; courtesy, politeness, good breeding; an instance of courtesy. Frequent in Chaucer, esp. in phrases of gentilesse, for gentilesse, through (one's) gentilesse.1340 Ayenb. 89 Þ... Oxford English Dictionary
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sanctified
sanctified, ppl. a. (ˈsæŋktɪfaɪd) [f. sanctify v. + -ed1.] 1. Of a person: Made holy, endowed with saintly character; spec. made holy by the divine grace of the Holy Spirit.c 1485 Digby Myst. (1882) iv. 1001 Whom seke ye, women sanctifiede? 1548 R. Hutten Sum of Div. F ij b, That much infirmity and ... Oxford English Dictionary
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where
▪ I. where, adv. and conj. (hwɛə(r)) Forms.: α. 1–2 hwær, (1 huoer, hwoer, wær, uer), 1–3 hwer, 1–4 huer, (3 whær(e, wær), 3–5 wer, 3–6 wher, 4 hwere, 4–6 were, 6 whear, Sc. vher, 6–7 wheare, 7 (9 dial.) wheer, 4– where; Sc. and north. dial. 3–5 quer, 4–5 quere, 5 qwer(e, qwher, 6 quheir, 7 quher(e.... Oxford English Dictionary
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life
▪ I. life, n. (laɪf) Forms: 1 l{iacu}f, 3–5 lif, lijf, (4 liif, leve, liuf), 4–5 live, 4–6 lyf(f, lyif(f, liff, lyve, 4–7 lyfe, 5 lyyf, 5–6 lief, liffe, lyffe, 4– life. gen. sing. 1 l{iacu}fes, 2–7 lives, 3 lifves, 4–5 lyfes, lyvis, -ys, 4–6 -es, 5 -ez, lyfes, 6 liffis. dat. sing. 1 l{iacu}fe, 2–5 l... Oxford English Dictionary
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