Definition of thereof
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: of that or it
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: from that cause or particular : therefrom
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In both blazes, sprinklers — of lack thereof — played a critical role in the loss of life.
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In both blazes, sprinklers - of lack thereof - played a critical role in the loss of life.
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But the most interesting parts of the documentary are the insights Trump’s values, or lack thereof.
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The flurry of tweets quickly caught the attention of the internet, where much was made of Stallone's career — or lack thereof.
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Despite its pop/soul sound, the song doesn't quite deal with love, but with the lack thereof.
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His predicament is similar to that of Taylor Swift, whose political leanings or lack thereof have been the focus of much online speculation and suspicion.
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For starters, this is National Sleep Awareness Month, which champions awareness of how your zzz's (or lack thereof) affect almost every aspect of day-to-day life.
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Growing up, my only memories of rain were punctuated by either an overabundance (El Niño '97/'98) or a lack thereof (the drought years).
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First Known Use of thereof
before 12th century
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Definition of thereof for English Language Learners
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: of the thing that has been mentioned
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Definition of thereof for Students
: of that or it
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