hereon
8.1
From now on
- adverb
- /hɪrˈɪən/
:
de aquí en adelante
- Hereon, we will focus on achieving our project goals effectively.
Examples
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The rules will change hereon, affecting all future applications.
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All examples hereon are grossly simplified.
Blog text (31) -
You must follow the new regulations hereon to ensure compliance.
Synonyms
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4.1
From that time on
refers to beginning from this point or event, not after a past time
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6.7
From now on
refers to a specific point or event rather than general time
8
5.3
From now on, in the future
covers general continuation from this point rather than focusing on documents
1
7.5
From now on
means ongoing use from this point rather than a single moment
1
8.9
From this point on in the document
is used for continuing time from this point in general contexts
1
9.3
From that time on
indicates beginning from this point forward rather than from some earlier time
1
9.9
Immediately after something happens, a result follows
refers to continuing time from this point rather than immediate consequence
8.6
From that time on
means starting from now or this point rather than from then
Surface Forms
hereon positive
Morphology
Etymology
Hereon is just here + on, where here means 'this place or time' and on means 'forward'. So, hereon means 'from this point onward', which is why you use it to talk about what happens after now.