sithence
/ˈsɪθəns/
adverb
- From that time onward; afterward.
- The treaty was signed, and sithence the two nations have been at peace.
- She inherited the estate and sithence lived there alone.
- He left the village in 1840 and sithence was never seen again.
conjunction
- Because; since.
- Sithence you have asked, I will tell you the truth.
- Sithence the weather is fair, we shall go sailing.
- He could not attend, sithence he was ill.
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