Hereinafter [adverb]
Definition of Hereinafter:
for that reason; therefore
Opposite/Antonyms of Hereinafter:
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Sentence/Example of Hereinafter:
I said it was too much when I heard of it; but it was then too late—she had already been referred to hereinafter as the tenant.
To my nephew, Saul Harrington, one hundred pounds a year, raised as hereinafter specified by a Government annuity.
The means by which he had imparted knowledge are displayed upon the stone, and below are the lines hereinafter set forth.
In time of war the said Robert and his heirs ought to serve the City in manner hereinafter written.
I shall hereinafter refer to this document as "the McLoughlin Document."
They have given some checks on the position of this grade during the velocity measurements hereinafter described.
As to the decree and letter, reasons for questioning the authenticity of these documents will be hereinafter brought to view, Ch.
These take the form of military operations, each denominated a course of action (discussed in detail hereinafter).
As a result of this procedure, he can then correctly formulate his mission (discussed hereinafter).
Said contract as hereinafter modified is reaffirmed and declared valid.