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thereinafter

thereinafter

9.5
Later in the same document
  • adverb
  • /ˌðɛrɪˈnæftər/
  • Formal
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  • Any person referred to as the ‘borrower’ thereinafter shall be bound by the following terms.

Examples

  • The contract specifies damages in Section 4 and, thereinafter, outlines remedies for breach.

  • The document states that the term 'client' refers to the individual named in the introduction, thereinafter, referred to as the 'recipient'.

  • All parties thereinafter agree to comply with the listed obligations.

  • Please refer to the section thereinafter.

  • The guidelines are outlined thereinafter.

  • The report lists the responsibilities of each party, and thereinafter, it details the consequences for non-compliance.

  • In the contract, the definitions are provided first; thereinafter, the specific obligations of the parties are described.

Synonyms

hereinafter
vsthereinafter
  • Formal
1 8.9

From this point on in the document

is used for something appearing in the following part of the same document

How Formal

hereinafter
  • Formal
1 8.9
thereinafter
  • Formal
9.5
below
409 1.0
afterward
  • US
204 1.1

Surface Forms

thereinafter positive

Morphology

thereinafter = therein (semi-transparent) = after + therein

The meaning follows from the components 'therein' + 'after', but the whole form is legal/formal and 'therein' is not common knowledge for many learners. [Postprocessing: moved 'after' from base_words to prefix]

Etymology

Thereinafter is made from there, in, and after, which together mean 'in that place later'. So in a contract or text thereinafter points to something that comes later in the same document.