whomsoever
何人
definition
pronoun
they supported his right to marry whomsoever he chose
used instead of “whosoever” as the object of a verb or preposition.
example
In the countryside I know no-one 'whomsoever' who has not lost an animal.
In political circles it was said that 'whomsoever' won Tunapuna invariably won the country.
The ruler chose 'whomsoever' he wanted to fulfil the task in hand, from the men at his disposal.
they supported his right to marry 'whomsoever' he chose
Firstly, it is claimed that gender is unimportant online - that you are free to be yourself, or 'whomsoever' you choose.
they supported his right to marry 'whomsoever' he chose
I shall write an ode for 'whomsoever' solves the problem for me.
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