whereof
[hwair-uhv, -ov, wair-]
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adverb, conjunction
of what, which, or whom.
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Origin of whereof
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Examples from the Web for whereof
Historical Examples of whereof
Betty heard this speech, whereof she only fully understood the end, and trembled.
Fair MargaretH. Rider Haggard
Whereof this letter, sealed with our affixed seal, is witness.
Albert DurerT. Sturge Moore
The only result was that the Bishop lost 500, whereof 300 were subscribed by the people.
The Little Manx Nation - 1891Hall Caine
Whereof, by your light, you can judge and see that it is darkness.
The devise of the Embassage from Lubber-land, whereof also a parte was made.
Christmas: Its Origin and AssociationsWilliam Francis Dawson
whereof
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