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Hereforth

/hɪə̯ˈfɔːθ/ · adverb

Meaning

(formal, rare) from now on.

Definitions by Sense

  1. (formal, rare) from now on
  2. (in metatextual self-reference) further within (a document, text etc.)

Example Sentences

...and that hee and his succesors from hereforth shall have and enjoy their ancient rents, suits, and franchesses there, without lett, interruption, or grievance of the said maire of Dublin, or cittyzens of the same, or their successors for ever.
Today the one and only issue is: Who shall hereforth be the bearer of statised production-the imperialist state or the victorious proletariat.
Hereforth, it is argued that the risk sharing principle was the key institution of a successful economic policy in Germany 1933-1935.
In these proceedings, technical papers summarize the efforts of various prominent geotechnical research institutions and universities in the detailed field and laboratory testing of 60 different geomaterials, each within a particular geologic setting of a country. These locations are hereforth termed international geotechnical experimentation sites (IGES).

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Antonyms for hereforth

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does hereforth mean?

Hereforth means (formal, rare) from now on.

What is a synonym for hereforth?

Common synonyms include henceforward, hereafter, henceforth, herehence.

What is the opposite of hereforth?

Possible antonyms include up to now, hitherto, hereinabove, hereabove.

How do you use hereforth in a sentence?

...and that hee and his succesors from hereforth shall have and enjoy their ancient rents, suits, and franchesses there, without lett, interruption, or grievance of the said maire of Dublin, or cittyzens of the same, or their successors for ever.

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