thus
752
3.2
- adverb
- /ðʌs/
- Formal
:
por lo tanto
- People who work hard like that save time and money and thus become invaluable.
- thus reducing
- thus, it appears
- thus facilitating
They played their parts exceedingly well, thus inspiring millions.
- They played their parts exceedingly well, thus inspiring millions.
- The sage does not attempt anything very big and thus achieves greatness.
- So it now reads no mistake is permanent, thus proving itself true.
- Every day was thus easier for the Allies.
- For long distances, AC is much more efficient and thus less expensive.
- The whole conflict thus boils down to a question of degree.
- People who work hard like that save time and money and thus become invaluable.
- I like, you know, yet my energy is frantic and thus people think it's fast.
- And I further claim that those procedures, and thus the law itself, were dynamic.
- Apart from his music, he was almost always a child, and thus he remained.
- But people could thus sort of ignore data about rollover risks.
- They act autonomously in the world and thus are not things.
- For consciousness as that which it is Consciousness is thus self consciousness.
Examples
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Thus, the message is quite clear.
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For long distances, AC is much more efficient and thus less expensive.
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Every day was thus easier for the Allies.
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There is no controller and thus no need to control anything.
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I'm comfortable in the bed that I made, and thus I sleep in it.
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Thus he has advanced to the second level of my program.
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The whole conflict thus boils down to a question of degree.
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Are the liberal arts becoming less relevant and thus less valued in today's society?
Academic text (2011) -
They played their parts exceedingly well, thus inspiring millions.
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She didn't study for the exam and thus failed to pass it.
Synonyms
∞
3.2
For that reason
286
3.2
For that reason
145
3.3
To do something that fits what was said or done
141
3.9
Because of that, a result follows
83
3.4
Shows that one thing happens because of another
2
8.9
As a direct result of that fact
Shows that something happens because of something else
Because of that, something happens
Because of that, something happens
Idioms
- Informal
To talk about things already mentioned when the details are not important
How Inferential
- Formal
286
3.2
- Formal
83
3.4
- Formal
752
3.2
- Formal
∞
3.2
- Specialized
∞
1.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word thus also grew from the idea 'from this' and is like the word this, so it is used to show a result and means 'therefore' or 'consequently'.