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thereon

[th air-on, -awn]
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adverb

on or upon that or it.
immediately after that; thereupon.

RELATED WORDS

then, afterwards, eventually, thereafter, later, soon, next, late, timely, recently, promptly, directly, first, subsequently, after, betimes, behind, ultimately, latterly, ensuingly

Origin of thereon

before 900; Middle English ther on, Old English thǣron. See there, on
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Examples from the Web for thereon

Historical Examples of thereon

  • And Gilberte thereon seized the opportunity to mention Father Fouchard's case.

    The Downfall

    Emile Zola

  • Thereon I told the King without reserve all that had happened.

    In Kings' Byways

    Stanley J. Weyman

  • Thereon Drepanum receives me in its haven and joyless border.

  • Thereon one of them nodded and made room for him, and he passed in, which Tua noted also.

    Morning Star

    H. Rider Haggard

  • Thereon the great officers of Pharaoh took him and led him forth.

    The World's Desire

    H. Rider Haggard and Andrew Lang

British Dictionary definitions for thereon

thereon

adverb

an archaic word for thereupon
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Word Origin and History for thereon
adv.

Old English þæron; see there + on.

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