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whereat

[wair-at, hwair-] / wɛərˈæt, ʰwɛər- /
ADVERB
at which
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In the morning, the soldier's father berates his son for a seduction; whereat the soldier berates in his father selfish and truculent senescence which so blatantly permits the young to die.

From Time Magazine Archive

She testified that the Viscount wanted her to try to get not him but his son, the Hon. Esmond Harmsworth, made Hungarian king, whereat she said she balked.

From Time Magazine Archive

Afterwards one of my staff said something about a 'jinx,' whereat I rebuked him sharply, 'There is no such thing as a jinx.'

From Time Magazine Archive

At the top of the lobe and a little back of centre is the stereognostic, whereat the brain recognizes the nature of solid bodies through the widely diffused sense of touch.

From Time Magazine Archive

“But you? It is for you that I fear!” whereat she laughed—a laugh, low and unreal, and said:—

From "Dracula" by Bram Stoker



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