withal
pronunciation
How to pronounce withal in British English:
UK [wɪ'ðɔ:l]
How to pronounce withal in American English:
US [wɪ'ðɔl]
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- Adverb:
- despite anything to the contrary (usually following a concession)
- together with this
Word Origin
- withal (adv.)
- "in addition," late 14c., from Middle English with alle (c. 1200), superseding Old English mid ealle "wholly" (see with).
Example
- 1. A rhyme I learn 'd even now of one I danced withal .
- 2. For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again .
- 3. Let the wicked fall into their own nets , whilst that I withal escape .
- 4. Her voice is hoarse and rough but has an appealing warmth withal .
- 5. I should not love withal , unless that thou .