Definition: In the King James Version (KJV), the word "allwhere" appears 13 times, each time with different meanings. Here's a list of possible translations: - All through: This refers to being located in all directions or without exception. - Throughout: Often used as a more general term than All through. It includes both interior and exterior locations. - Around everywhere: This describes living in many places but staying true to one place, which can include the physical location of a city. - Everywhere: Used for geographic locations such as on every continent or any point within the Earth's surface. - All about: Often used to describe someone who is well-known and has been seen or heard by most people. - All over the world: This applies to places that are spread across many different areas, not just in one specific country. - Throughout the place: Often describes living in a particular area without necessarily being located close to any major cities. - In all places: Used for locations beyond mere physical proximity. It means having an influence or effect on more than one part of a geographical territory. - All over the place: Describes living in many areas, but staying true to one specific location. In summary: All through - Being located in all directions. Throughout - Living in many places without exception, including interior and exterior locations. Around everywhere - Living in many places while staying true to one. Everything else - Many areas or areas that are not physically nearby. All over the place - Living in many regions or areas beyond mere physical proximity. In all places - Being located anywhere except within a single area.

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