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therethrough

therethrough

1 9.9
Through that thing or place
  • adverb
  • Archaic
: a través de eso
  • The portal 90 includes first and second spaced-apart sidewalls 92 and 94 forming a passage 96 therethrough.

Examples

  • He, too, she’d noticed, had been leafing through the airline’s in-flight magazine and, evidently, eyeing Alice’s progress therethrough.

    Fiction book (1995)

  • The judge emphasized that all documents must be submitted therethrough during the hearing.

  • While a horizontally sliding door is shown, the door can be any type of door capable of allowing the passage of a vehicle therethrough.

    Blog text (26)

  • The legal agreement specifies that parties should communicate therethrough to ensure clarity.

  • The contract outlines the procedures that must be followed therethrough to avoid misunderstandings.

Synonyms

through
vstherethrough
∞ 1.0

From one side of something to the other by going inside it

refers to passage by means used formally rather than physical motion
via
vstherethrough
659 1.0

By using a particular route, place, or method

is more formal and used in legal or official contexts
by way of
vstherethrough
92 2.9

To reach a place or result through something else

is more formal and used in legal or official contexts

Surface Forms

therethrough positive

Morphology

therethrough = there (transparent) = through + there

Meaning is a literal combination of 'there' + 'through' ('by means of or through that'), though the form is formal/archaic. [Postprocessing: moved 'through' from base_words to prefix]

Etymology

Therethrough comes from there ('in or at that place') and through ('by means of' or 'from one side to the other'), so it means 'by means of that' or 'through that'. It is often used in legal or formal texts.