withal
[adverb]
Synonyms: also, additionally, as well, besides, furthermore, more, moreover, too, yea, yet, however, after all, howbeit, nevertheless, nonetheless, notwithstanding, per contra, still, though

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withal adverb & preposition. [wɪ'ðɔ:l] arch. ME.
[Orig. two words, from WITH preposition + ALL pronoun.]
A. adverb.
1. Along with the rest; besides, moreover. Often in and withal. ME.
■ D. C. Murray She..was so sweet and kind, and withal seemed..so dependent on him.
b. W. concessive force: at the same time; in spite of that. L16.
■ A. Miller He was a crank and a nuisance, but withal a..brave man.

2. With that, with it. ME.
■ E. B. Browning Having spoiled the gods Of honours, crown withal thy mortal men.
b. postpositive preposition (placed after a verb, esp. one following a rel. pronoun, expressed or implied, governed by the preposition). = WITH preposition. Cf. therewithal, wherewithal. ME.
■ J. Preston Whatsoever you part withall, you shall have a hundred fold in this life.
■ W. Allen If such were indulgently dealt withal and tolerated.
■ Goldsmith Though we took the best telescope to observe him withal.

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