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hereinto

hereinto

1 9.9
Saying that something is included in this document or agreement
  • adverb
  • /hɪrˈɪntu/
  • Formal
: aquí
  • All relevant information is incorporated hereinto by reference in this contract.

Examples

  • No additional terms shall be added except as provided hereinto.

  • The parties agree to the conditions set forth hereinto as binding.

  • Please submit your application hereinto.

  • The terms of the agreement are detailed hereinto.

  • The parties agree to the conditions set forth hereinto as binding.

  • All relevant information is incorporated hereinto by reference in this contract.

  • The terms of the agreement are detailed hereinto.

Synonyms

herein
vshereinto
  • Formal
27 7.0

In this document or text

implies movement into this document or matter, not merely being inside
hereto
vshereinto
  • Formal
2 9.9

Refers to something attached or mentioned in this document

indicates entering into the document or matter rather than referencing it
hereunto
vshereinto
  • Formal
1 9.9

To this document or agreement mentioned above

implies movement into the document or matter rather than pointing to it

Surface Forms

hereinto positive

Morphology

hereinto = here (transparent) = into + here

Meaning is directly composed from 'here' + 'into' as 'into this place/matter', though the word is chiefly formal/legal in register. [Postprocessing: moved 'into' from base_words to prefix]

Etymology

Hereinto is made of here and into, which together mean 'in this' or 'into this document'. A helpful image is pointing at a paper and saying 'put this here into this page'. That's why hereinto is used in formal or legal writing to show something is included 'in this' document.