Definition

A word used to refer to any one or more items from a group, without specifying which one.

Example

You can choose whichsoever option you prefer.

Conversation

Hey, do you know whichsoever movie we should watch tonight?

I heard that new action film is really good.

That sounds great, but I'm open to whichsoever one you prefer.

Let's go with the action film then — I think we’ll enjoy it!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Whichsoever is formed from "which" (from Old English "hwilc", meaning what one or what kind) and "soever" (from Old English "swa" meaning so or in any way). The word "whichsoever" means any one or any kind of the specified options.

Memory Tip

Think of 'which' as asking about a specific kind and 'soever' as meaning in any way — together, they help you remember that 'whichsoever' refers to any one of the specified choices.

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