somewise

somewise

(ˈsʌmˌwaɪz)
adv
in some way or to some degree; somehow (archaic, except in the phrase in somewise)
[C15: from some + -wise]
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Now nothing, nothing keeps its former sparkle: Young men, forsooth, are not so brassy now, Young beauty, too, has lost its merry glow-- Admit it, friend: somewise the world's grown darker.
"Mniszek's Sonnet": in honor of J. Thomas Shaw, Pushkinist extraordinaire
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