whereinsoever

alternative poetic whereinsoe'er

1. not comparableIn whatever way or aspect.

   So that whereinsoever the independent government is truly excellent, the presbyterial government stands in a full equipage and equality of excellence.

   1646, Sundry Ministers Of Christ Within The City Of London, The Divine Right of Church Government

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   It is necessary to correct a wrong opinion, which is, that Lutheran ministers are at liberty to deviate from the Augustan Confession whereinsoever they conceive it as erroneous.

   1919, Friedrich Bente, American Lutheranism

   "I should be sorry," he wrote on the 30th of August, 1560, "that into the heart of a person of such good family, and one that touches me so nearly, so miserable an inclination should have entered; being able to assure you that whereinsoever he refuses to obey me I shall know perfectly well how to make it felt that I am king."

   1899, Francois Pierre Guillaume Guizot, translated by Robert Black, A Popular History of France From The Earliest Times