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Thenceforth


Definition:

  • (adv.) From that time; thereafter.

Example Sentences:

  • (1) In the eel, cortisol and cortisone together form a chemical compartment', derived originally from cortisol secreted by the interrenal gland and subsequently transformed partially into cortisone in the plasma and maintained thenceforth in dynamic reversible equilibrium.
  • (2) Ferguson only lasted so long because he was in situ before the Glazers arrived and thenceforth reluctant to surrender what he had worked so hard to construct just because some new owners had found a way to bleed money out of it.
  • (3) Whenever there was a conflict between the needs of patients or pupils and private finance initiative (PFI) payments, it would thenceforth be resolved in favour of the consortia.
  • (4) By ending Whitehall direction, the government would insist that benefit rules and discretions would thenceforth be for local councillors to determine, such that the arrow of blame would not point entirely at ministers but be shared with local electors.
  • (5) Groups of 6 male and 6 female rats aged 30 and 180 days were analysed separately after being treated as follows: (1) hypothyroid from day 0 until day 30 (30-day-old hypothyroid group); (2) respective 30-day-old control; (3) hypothyroid from day 0 until day 180 (180-day-old hypothyroid group); (4) hypothyroid until day 30 and thenceforth maintained euthyroid (recovery group); (5) hypothyroid since day 30 (adult hypothyroid group); and (6) respective 180-day-old control.
  • (6) Thenceforth various wishes may come into conflict; the need to avoid the resultant discomfort gives rise to defensive operations.

Thenceforward


Definition:

  • (adv.) From that time onward; thenceforth.

Example Sentences:

  • (1) Influx of glucose into the brain is low in suckling rats but rises after weaning, to reach its highest level in the young adult, thenceforward declining slowly as age increases.
  • (2) Reasons are given for believing that hypertension may have been the original cause of left ventricular dilatation in some case of congestive cardiomyopathy in which loss of stroke output thenceforward is followed by normotension.

Words possibly related to "thenceforth"

Words possibly related to "thenceforward"