whosoever in Latin
whosoever in Latin is quisquis — whosoever means a formal, emphatic way of saying "whoever".
whosoever in Latin
quisquis
Whatever person or persons: emphasised or elaborated form of whoever.
What does "whosoever" mean?
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pron A formal, emphatic way of saying "whoever".
"Whosoever finds this letter, please return it to the address below."
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whosoever in a sentence
- Whosoever finds this letter, please return it to the address below.
- Whosoever shall enter here must first pay the toll.
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What is "whosoever" in Latin?
"whosoever" in Latin is quisquis. whosoever means: A formal, emphatic way of saying "whoever".
How do you use "whosoever" in a sentence?
Example: "Whosoever finds this letter, please return it to the address below." In Latin, "whosoever" is quisquis.
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