thence
/ðɛns/
adverb
- From that place; from there.
- He drove to the airport and thence flew to New York.
- They traveled to Paris and thence to Rome.
- The river flows from the mountains, and thence into the sea.
- From that time; after that point in time.
- The treaty was signed in 1945, and thence peace was restored.
- He fell ill in March and thence was rarely seen in public.
- She graduated in 2010 and thence began her career.
- For that reason; therefore.
- The road was blocked, and thence we took a detour.
- He had no money, and thence could not buy the ticket.
- The evidence was clear, and thence the jury reached a verdict.
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