therefrom C2 Topic:Grammar & Function Words US /ðerˈfrʌm/ UK /ðeəˈfrɒm/ See IPA manual Freq #142771 Meanings 1 adv from the place, thing, or source just mentioned The archive owns the manuscript and all images reproduced therefrom. 2 adv as a result of the fact or circumstance just mentioned The agreement created new duties and several disputes arising therefrom. Thesaurus Synonyms 1 adv · from the place, thing, or... from itfrom thatthence 2 adv · as a result of the fact or... from thatas a result Word family Related forms therebythereinthereofthence Etymology From Middle English therfrom, a compound of there + from. It now occurs mainly in formal and legal prose, where there points back to a previously mentioned thing, source, or circumstance. Topics Grammar & Function Words External links Cambridge Dictionary Wiktionary Google Images # therefrom **Type:** Word **Level:** C2 **Part of speech:** adv **IPA (US):** /ðerˈfrʌm/ **IPA (UK):** /ðeəˈfrɒm/ **Frequency rank:** 142771 ## Meanings 1. from the place, thing, or source just mentioned 2. as a result of the fact or circumstance just mentioned ## Examples - The archive owns the manuscript and all images reproduced therefrom. - The agreement created new duties and several disputes arising therefrom. ## Synonyms - from it - from that - thence ## Related Forms - thereby - therein - thereof - thence ## Etymology From Middle English therfrom, a compound of there + from. It now occurs mainly in formal and legal prose, where there points back to a previously mentioned thing, source, or circumstance. ## Topics - Grammar & Function Words markdown