alwise

English

Etymology

From all +‎ wise (“way, manner, method”).

Adverb

alwise (comparative more alwise, superlative most alwise)

1. (archaic) In every way; always.
   • 1735-1745, Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania, volume 4, published 1851, page 704:

     “By these Treaties we became Brethren; we have alwise lived as such, and hope alwise to continue so.”

Related terms

• -wise
• nowise