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hereinabove

hereinabove

9.9
The part of this document that is above this point
  • adverb
  • /hɪrˈɪnəˌbʌv/
  • Formal
translation icon : anteriormente
  • The terms and conditions of the agreement are detailed hereinabove for your reference.

Examples

  • All the relevant information related to the application can be found hereinabove.

  • Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, no period in any school year for which there is no required service and/or for which no compensation is provided shall in any event constitute a break or suspension of the probationary period or continuity of tenure rights of any of the persons hereinabove described.

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  • As discussed hereinabove, all employees must complete the training before the deadline.

Synonyms

hereinbefore
vshereinabove
  • Formal
9.9

Says that something was mentioned earlier in this document

is about the part that appears above this point
supra
vshereinabove
  • Jargon
9.9

To point to something mentioned earlier in the document

is used generally to point to the part above this location

Surface Forms

hereinabove positive

Morphology

hereinabove = herein + above (semi-transparent) = herein + above

The meaning is directly composed from 'herein' + 'above', but the combined legal/formal adverb is archaic and may be unfamiliar to many learners.

Etymology

Hereinabove comes from herein ('in this') and above ('earlier' or 'up'). So, when a document uses hereinabove, it is referring to something mentioned earlier in the same text.