thence

• Adverbe formel ou littéraire signifiant 'de cet endroit' ou 'de cette source'. Utilisé pour indiquer une origine, une direction ou une conséquence, souvent dans un contexte historique, juridique ou littéraire.

A formal or literary adverb meaning 'from that place' or 'from that source.' It is used to indicate origin, direction, or consequence, often in historical, legal, or literary contexts.

1. From that placeC2formalbritish

   From that location or point in space; away from there.

   de là (lieu)

   • He traveled to London and thence to Paris.
   • The river flows from the mountains and thence to the sea.
   • They departed from the village and went thence into the forest.

   Antonymeshither

2. From that sourceC2formalbritish

   From that circumstance, origin, or cause.

   De cette source

   • The data was collected from the survey, and thence the conclusions were drawn.
   • The argument proceeds from this premise, and thence to the final conclusion.
   • The funds came from the grant, and thence were distributed to the projects.

3. As a resultC2formalbritish

   Used to introduce a logical conclusion; therefore or consequently.

   Par conséquent

   • The evidence was clear; thence, the jury reached a verdict.
   • He failed to prepare, and thence he performed poorly.
   • The policy was flawed; thence, it was revised.

   Synonymesaccordinglyconsequentlyergohencesothereforethus