any while, any while (enywhile)

[Eng. any and while.) Any time; for any length of time. and calling unto him the centurion, he asked him whether he had been any while dead." Mark xv. 44. † anywhither, any-whither (ěn'-whith-er), adv. [Eng. any and whither.] To any place. "This [profit] is the bait, by which you may inveigle most men any - whither ."-Barrow: Works , i. 9. tanywise, tany-wise, tany wise (ěn'-ўwise), adv . [Eng. any ; wise.] In any way, in any manner, in any respect; to any extent. "How can he be any -wise rich, who doth want all the best things,?"-Barrow: Barrow: Works , i. 16. When any wise are made separate words the preposition in may be put before them. "And if he that sanctified the field will in any wise redeem it "-Lev. xxvii. 19.