thereupon

/ˌðɛrəˈpɑn/
adverb
  1. Immediately after that; then.
    • The judge issued the ruling, and thereupon the trial ended.
    • He finished his speech, and thereupon the audience burst into applause.
    • She received the letter and thereupon decided to change her plans.
  2. On or as a result of that; concerning that matter.
    • He made a mistake, and thereupon he apologized to everyone.
    • The evidence was presented, and thereupon the jury reached a verdict.
    • The committee discussed the proposal and thereupon voted to approve it.
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