thereof
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7.0
- adverb
- /ðɛrˈʌv/
- Formal
- There was some concern expressed by the urban parent regarding data usage, or lack thereof.
- lack thereof
- combination thereof
- variation thereof
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Watch on YouTubeCan you set the dominion thereof on earth?
- Can you set the dominion thereof on earth?
- The capitalization or lack thereof of that B does matter.
- I get asked a lot about the safety or lack thereof of a Bluetooth headphones.
- Yeah, but but still wouldn't renounce his faith or lack thereof.
- Like just let the boobs be free or lack thereof.
- It is not that it's a style of relationship or lack thereof.
- So, you know, I, I can tell by someone's behavior change or lack thereof where they're really at.
- The same is true with his abilities as a president or lack thereof.
- That's been proven as measured by VR headset sales or or lack thereof.
Examples
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We discussed the team's performance, or lack thereof, during the last quarter.
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No, you need your partner or lack thereof to step up and do something.
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Earnings growth or lack thereof, and interest rates.
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The capitalization or lack thereof of that B does matter.
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Exogenous forces have played the largest role in the development, or lack thereof, of Middle Eastern financial markets.
Academic text (1995) -
Interesting patterns were seen in the differences, or lack thereof, found between conditions (see Table 5).
Academic text (2012) -
In fact, a cover letter usually announces the writer's facility with words or lack thereof.
Academic text (2011) -
Proclaim liberty throughout all the lands, unto all the inhabitants thereof.
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The report highlighted the successes in the project, along with the challenges thereof.
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The seminar covered the benefits of healthy eating and the risks thereof.
Synonyms
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9.9
About what was just mentioned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word thereof comes from joining there and of, which together mean 'of that' or 'of it'. So thereof is a short, formal way to point back to something already mentioned.