heretofore — before this time; until now; previously
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: before this time; until now; previously
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌhɪrtuˈfɔr/
Korean meaning: 지금까지, 이전에, 종래에
Korean pronunciation: 히어투**포어**
Example Sentences
- My grandmother, heretofore convinced that smartphones were evil, just posted her first selfie.
- The study reveals heretofore hidden connections between coffee consumption and productivity.
- The contract shall supersede all agreements heretofore made between the parties.
heretofore
ADVERB//ˌhɪrtuˈfɔr//
before this time; until now; previously
before this time; until now; previously, Something that had not been allowed until now
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Heretofore was research, therefore new paths, furthermore progress!
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Origin
From Old English 'here' (here) and 'tofore' (before), combining to mean 'before this time.' The word dates back to Middle English and reflects Germanic linguistic roots.
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“My grandmother, heretofore convinced that smartphones were evil, just posted her first selfie.”
“The study reveals heretofore hidden connections between coffee consumption and productivity.”
“The contract shall supersede all agreements heretofore made between the parties.”
“Scientists discovered a heretofore unknown species that apparently survives entirely on pizza crusts.”
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