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thereby
[thair-bahy, thair-bahy]
adverb
by that; by means of that.
in that connection or relation.
Thereby hangs a tale.
by or near that place.
Scot.about that number, quantity, or degree.
thereby
/ ˈðɛəˌbaɪ, ˌðɛəˈbaɪ /
adverb
by that means; because of that
archaicby or near that place; thereabouts
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
In the darkest hours before dawn the Israeli Air Force targeted not just sites linked to Iran's nuclear programme but also the country's air defences and ballistic missile bases, thereby reducing Iran's ability to retaliate.
Mr Rayer said the case had "resulted in the disruption of an entire marketplace, thereby highlighting the need for more robust regulation of the art market to achieve transparency and fairness of transactions".
She was tired of carrying the Congress party on her back and saw the presidency as a way to deliver a "shock treatment to her party, thereby giving it a new stimulus".
It is not disputed that Child Q's sanitary pad was thereby exposed.
To continue to improve public services under tight restraints, the IFS suggested the government could improve productivity, thereby allowing it to deliver the same, or better services within lower budgets.
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