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View definitions for whereby

whereby

adverb as in by which

conjunction as in by which

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“We have reached a stage where we just want any solution whereby we will not be targeted. We want to eat, drink and live.”

When strands of DNA - our genetic building blocks - are damaged, a mechanism is triggered whereby another undamaged strand of DNA is used as a template to repair the break.

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His proposals for pharmaceutical tariffs and a May executive order calling for “most favored nation” pricing—whereby the U.S. government pays the same as the lowest prices for drugs that other wealthy countries pay—eventually brought pharmaceutical companies to the negotiating table like never before.

At 92 years old, Biya is the world's oldest head of state and is one of the last remnants of "Francafrique" -- a policy whereby Paris furthered its interests in Africa through cronyism -- amid growing Russian and Chinese influence in the region.

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“We’re looking at an administration whereby there seems to be almost a gender apartheid happening, and where misogyny is common practice,” she told The Guardian in 2024.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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