Herewithal

/ˌhɪrɪˈwɪðɔːl/ adverb

Definition

with this; together with this thing; at the same time as this.

Etymology

Old English 'here' (here) + 'with' + 'all' (wholly). A Middle English formation combining spatial and instrumental prepositions for emphasis.

Kelly Says

The 'all' at the end is doing real work here—it's not just saying 'with this' but 'WITH THIS AND EVERYTHING THAT COMES WITH IT,' making it sound appropriately dramatic and legal.

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