therewith

[th air-with, -with ]

adverb

with that.

in addition to that.

following upon that; thereupon.

Origin of therewith

before 900; Middle English ther(e)with, Old English thǣrwith. See there, with

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Historical Examples of therewith

Therewith, spite of the wild dress, Dennet knew the eyes and the voice.
The Armourer's Prentices
Charlotte M. Yonge
Therewith she felt nearer to her poor than ever before, and it comforted her.
Weighed and Wanting
George MacDonald
But therewith her own mind was made up: if he but hesitated, that would be enough!
Weighed and Wanting
George MacDonald
The heart knoweth its own sorrows, and a stranger intermeddleth not therewith.
The Letters of Robert Burns
Robert Burns
"I will follow your advice," he said, and I therewith returned to Florence.
The Memoires of Casanova, Complete
Jacques Casanova de Seingalt

British Dictionary definitions for therewith

therewith

therewithal

adverb

formal with or in addition to that

a less common word for thereupon (def. 1)

archaic by means of or on account of that

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Word Origin and History for therewith

Old English þær wiþ; see there + with.