whomso
Americanpronoun
Example Sentences
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Now, therefore, shall the King’s Son be free, though he know it not, to cast his love on whomso he will; and, in a way, I also shall be free to yeasay him.
From Wood Beyond the World by Morris, William
They say to whomso they meet, Do; and he must do it: all men's goods are at their disposal; for France is as one huge City in Siege.
From The French Revolution by Carlyle, Thomas
Then spake king Etzel: "Dear lady mine, and it think you not too far, I'll bid hither to my lands, from across the Rhine, whomso ye be fain to see."
From The Nibelungenlied by Shumway, Daniel Bussier
And with the whisper filtered another—that she was rich; that she had lumps of gold, which she would give gladly to whomso aided in placing her Antonin on the throne.
From Imperial Purple by Saltus, Edgar
It so happened that under the republic there was a law against whomso diminished the majesty of the people.
From Imperial Purple by Saltus, Edgar
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