whereacross

English

Etymology

From where- +‎ across.

Conjunction

whereacross

  1. (formal) Across which.
    • 1905, William Heywood, Palio and Ponte, page 96:
      Arrived at Pisae, they were warmly welcomed, and established themselves upon the southern bank of the Arnus, whereacross they built bridges, connecting the old colony with the new.
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