Synonyms for thereof
ˌðɛərˈʌv, -ˈɒvther·e·of

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1. thereofadverb

   of or concerning this or that

   "a problem and the solution thereof"

   Synonyms:
   thence, therefrom

2. thence, therefrom, thereofadverb

   from that circumstance or source

   "atomic formulas and all compounds thence constructible"- W.V.Quine; "a natural conclusion follows thence"; "public interest and a policy deriving therefrom"; "typhus fever results therefrom"

   Synonyms:
   so, thence, therefore, thus, hence, therefrom

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1. thereofadjective

   Synonyms:
   of that, of this

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1. Vincent Van Gogh:

   Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof

2. Jen Satterly:

   Sleep — and a lack of thereof — is such a huge issue in this community, and it really affects everything, unfortunately, for our special operators, they work in reverse cycle — so they've trained their whole lives to work at night.

3. Dogen Zenji:

   Understand clearly that when a great need appears a great use appears also; when there is a small need there is small use; it is obvious, then, that full use is made of all things at all times according to the necessity thereof.

4. Julie Gerberding:

   The big picture here is, we all see the need for a reset of the agency. Some of the reset has to be structural, some of it needs to be activity that only Congress can really manage and that has to do with how the budget is structured, the size and scope of the budget and the flexibilities or lack thereof, and some of it has to do with, I think, modernization – really looking at how the CDC can take advantage of data science and the opportunities to build better data systems, more interoperable data systems and really complete the trajectory that they’ve already started with the data modernization act.

5. Texas Law Professor Steve Vladeck:

   The Constitution does not require formal approvalof an impeachment investigation before the House (or a committee thereof) is allowed to conduct one, thus, although the House formally approved such an investigation for President Clinton, there are plenty of other examples of impeachment investigations that were initiated after nothing more than the introduction of an impeachment resolution by a single member, and referral of that resolution to the House Judiciary Committee.