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thereof

[thair-uhv, -ov]

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adverb

of that or it.

from or out of that origin or cause.

Origin:
before 1000; Middle English therof, Old English thǣrof. See there, of¹

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Something has been added this time around: dashing yachting caps, sailor hats and chic variations thereof.

Curving is usually a result of poor planning or the complete lack thereof.

Not to mention the increases thereof for any major decontamination of living areas due to the water.

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Something has been added this time around: dashing yachting caps, sailor hats and chic variations thereof.

Curving is usually a result of poor planning or the complete lack thereof.

Not to mention the increases thereof for any major decontamination of living areas due to the water.

The signage, or lack thereof in spots, leaves something to be desired".

Any interpretations thereof should be left to the experts.

We hanged our harps upon the willows in the midst thereof.

No prize or any portion thereof is transferable or redeemable for cash.

But let me highlight one piece of the report: the inflation, or lack thereof.

Failing to grade each paper based on its merits or lack thereof is a failure to teach properly.

It is quite probably rather true anyway and anyhow, so perhaps there is no point in any further denial thereof or thereto.

Science proves to the best of its ability, where as religion proves with information or as it really is, lack thereof.

You'll be able to hear how the reflections or lack thereof in your room affect the overall sound.

The conviction or lack thereof is not relevant, because his crimes were public knowledge.

The same can be said of the government's economic policy, or lack of implementation thereof.

In autisms its often all about over attention and under attention and results thereof.

The thesis research, written dissertation and defense thereof were obviously the big deal.

Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.

Urinating the backyard and the consequences thereof are not comparable to pregnancy or childbirth.

From each according to his ability, to each according to his lack thereof.

Accountability, or rather the lack thereof drives this situation.

You're the professor who values knowledge, critical thought, and the marriage thereof.

No bond-buying or threat thereof is necessary in such a case.

Productivity and the expectation thereof should have nothing to do with age.

Affordability or the lack thereof also makes this city unliveable.

Yet the underlying question will center on the man's sincerity or lack thereof.

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thereof (ˌðɛərˈɒv)

—*adv*
1.	of or concerning that or it
2.	from or because of that

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Word Origin & History

thereof

O.E. þær of; see there + of.

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