passim
pas·sim
adv \ˈpa-səm; ˈpa-ˌsim, ˈpä-\Definition of PASSIM
Examples of PASSIM
- <the book belonged to my father, and his trenchant comments are found passim—both in the margins and between the lines of text>
Origin of PASSIM
Latin, from passus scattered, from past participle of pandere to spread — more at fathom
First Known Use: 1634
Related to PASSIM
Related Words: all over, everyplace, everywhere, far and wide, high and low, right and left, throughout, ubiquitously
Near Antonyms: nowhere
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