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hence
adverb as in for that reason; therefore
Weak matches
accordingly, as a deduction, away, consequently, ergo, forward, from here, from now on, henceforth, henceforward, hereinafter, in the future, it follows that, on that account, onward, out, then, thereupon, wherefore
Example Sentences
"His judgement on policy is flawed, hence U-turns, and he can't communicate, and has been unpopular in the public's eyes for a long time."
So, turning in at the same point, the car slides less and turns more than expected; hence the accident.
And that is what Sir Keir managed and so hence his team's relief.
Primacy belongs to the brain, which dedicates around half of its resources to processing visual information; hence, vision’s intimate relationship to emotion and intuition.
Meanwhile, Blanche dates an aerobics instructor who is considerably younger than she is — hence the episode’s title.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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