whomsoever
Whoever it concerns
Whomsoever is a formal or literary intensive of whoever in the objective case: Give it to whomsoever you choose.
The word sounds legalistic or archaic in modern speech, where whoever typically serves in both subject and object positions.
Whomsoever appears most often in religious texts, legal documents, and deliberately elevated prose.
Unspecified person
Designated asset receiver
- heirOne who receives legacy
- testatorOne who makes bequests
- executorAppointed estate manager
- trusteeOne managing another's assets
legatee · party · claimant · assignee · grantee · defendant · plaintiff · litigant
To any extent
- archaicBelonging to earlier times
- elevatedRaised above usual level
- dignifiedComposed and respectable
- statelyGrand and imposing
courteous · deferential · refined · eloquent · genteel · ornate · ceremonial · literary
Interrogative for selection
- thatThe other one
- antecedentSomething that precedes
- clauseProvision in agreement
- subordinateOne lower in rank
referent · object · complement
anyone
Unspecified person
one · individual · whatsoever · unspecified · undetermined
beneficiary
Designated asset receiver
trustee · legatee · party · claimant · assignee · grantee · defendant · plaintiff · litigant · deponent
whatsoever
To any extent
stately · courteous · deferential · refined · eloquent · genteel · ornate · ceremonial · literary · poetic
which
Interrogative for selection
- thatThe other one
- antecedentSomething that precedes
- clauseProvision in agreement
subordinate · referent · object · complement