Therefrom

//ˌðeəˈfɹɒm// adv

adv ·Common ·High school level

Definitions

Adverb
  1. 1
    From that. formal, not-comparable

    "No man ever deliberately does injury to another without himself suffering therefrom, at some future day, as much as the party he has injured; although it may be after a different fashion."

Adverb
  1. 1
    from that place or from there wordnet
  2. 2
    from that circumstance or source wordnet

Synonyms

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awayforthhenceoffoutthence

Example

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"The invention of a purgatory, and of the releasing of souls therefrom, by prayers, bought of the church with money; the selling of pardons, dispensations, and indulgences, are revenue laws, without bearing that name or carrying that appearance."

Etymology

From Middle English therfrom, þærfrom, þarvram (also as ther-fro, þer-fro, þarfra), equivalent to there + from. Cognate with Danish derfra, Swedish därifrån, Norwegian Bokmål derfra, Norwegian Nynorsk derifrå, derfrå, Icelandic þarfrá. Compare Saterland Frisian deerfon, West Frisian dêrfan, Dutch daarvan, German Low German daarvan, German davon.

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