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A way of saying [[however]] that, in the vocabularies of most right-thinking users of this language, peaked in about 1840. But not a lawyer’s. Attractively pairs with passively voiced verbs like “described” or “defined”. | A way of saying “'''[[however]]'''” that, in the vocabularies of most right-thinking users of this language, peaked in about 1840<ref>[[File:Howsoever.PNG|300px|thumb|left|[[I]]’m not kidding about this.]]</ref>. But not a [[Mediocre lawyer|lawyer’s]]. Attractively pairs with passively voiced verbs like “described” or “defined”. | ||
*[[howsoever defined]] | *[[howsoever defined]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:34, 18 October 2016
A way of saying “however” that, in the vocabularies of most right-thinking users of this language, peaked in about 1840[1]. But not a lawyer’s. Attractively pairs with passively voiced verbs like “described” or “defined”.
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