soever adverb.
[sǝʊ'ɛvǝ] literary. Also (
poet.) soe'er
[-'ɛ:].
ME.[Orig. two words, from SO adverb + EVER.]Of whatever kind; to whatever extent; at all. Used with generalizing or emphatic force after words or phrs. preceded by
what, which, whose, etc.
■ Shakespeare King John Whose tongue soe'er speaks false, Not truly speaks. ■ J. H. Newman To all who are perplexed in any way soever. [TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲