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bewith
n. (context UK dialectal chiefly Scotland English) A makeshift; substitute.
Usage examples of "bewith".
Although Tom took fullresponsibility for the running of the ship, he made time each day to bewith his father.
She sounded nervous, 142 IRIS RAINER DARTand she told Nina that it was good that they were in Florida to bewith their respective families and that even though she may not haveacted like it sometimes, she thought people should be good to theirfamilies and try to take those relationships to their hearts.
All Acoma guards and patrols will bewithdrawn from the boundary of our two lands.