whensoever
At whatever moment
Whensoever is a formal, old-fashioned conjunction that has been replaced by whenever in modern usage.
conditional
Conditional clause marker
- provided thatConditional conjunction phrase
- supposingConjecture as premise
- assumingAccepting as true unverified
- given thatAcknowledging a premise
contingent upon · in the event that · on condition that · in case · prerequisite · stipulation · proviso · circumstance
archaic
Up to now
- heretoforeUntil this point
- thenceforthFrom that time forward
- whereuponAfter which something happened
- whereasConjunction signaling contrast
whilst · betimes · forthwith · anon · ere · hereafter · thither · prithee
temporal
- as soon asImmediately when something occurs
- forthwithWithout delay
- thereuponImmediately following that
- henceforthFrom this time onward
hereafter · eventually · someday · sometime · anon
if
Conditional clause marker
- provided thatConditional conjunction phrase
- supposingConjecture as premise
- assumingAccepting as true unverified
given that · contingent upon · in the event that · on condition that · in case · prerequisite · stipulation · proviso · circumstance · depending on
hitherto
Up to now
- heretoforeUntil this point
- thenceforthFrom that time forward
- whereuponAfter which something happened
whereas · whilst · betimes · forthwith · anon · ere · hereafter · thither · prithee · forsooth
at any moment
- as soon asImmediately when something occurs
- forthwithWithout delay
- thereuponImmediately following that
henceforth · hereafter · eventually · someday · sometime · anon