therewithal
Along with it
Therewithal is an archaic or formal adverb meaning "with that" or "in addition to that"—alongside whatever has just been mentioned.
It often implies the means or resources to accomplish something: He lacked the money and therewithal the opportunity to travel.
The word survives mainly in legal and literary contexts, where it suggests completeness or sufficiency.
Available assets or supplies
- capabilityPower to accomplish tasks
- capacityMaximum amount containable
- abilityPower to do something
- instrumentalityMeans of accomplishing something
equipment · facilities · tools · supplies · apparatus · machinery · infrastructure · materiel
Currency for transactions
- capitalWealth used for investment
- financesMonetary affairs
- savingsAccumulated money kept
- treasuryStored organizational funds
budget · assets · cash · bankroll · revenue · funding · currency · endowment
Being barely acceptable
- enoughMeeting the requirement
- ampleFully sufficient, even excessive
- plentySufficient quantity, and then some
- abundanceAmple supply, overflowing
competence · completeness · fulfillment · satisfaction · self-sufficiency · replete · satiety · capacity
resources
Available assets or supplies
- capabilityPower to accomplish tasks
- capacityMaximum amount containable
- abilityPower to do something
instrumentality · equipment · facilities · tools · supplies · apparatus · machinery · infrastructure · materiel · necessities
money
Currency for transactions
treasury · budget · assets · cash · bankroll · revenue · funding · currency · endowment · fortune
adequacy
Being barely acceptable
- enoughMeeting the requirement
- ampleFully sufficient, even excessive
- plentySufficient quantity, and then some
abundance · competence · completeness · fulfillment · satisfaction · self-sufficiency · replete · satiety · capacity · capability
therewithalunprovided
Not given or supplied
unequipped · destitute · resourceless · empty-handed · ill-equipped