ergo
It follows that
Ergo means therefore or consequently—a logical connector signaling that what follows is a conclusion drawn from what precedes.
The word comes from Latin and retains a formal or slightly pretentious flavor: I think, ergo I am.
It often appears in mock-logical arguments or humorous contexts: It's Friday, ergo we drink.
For that reason
- thusIn this way
- soConsequently, as a result
- consequentlyAs a result
- accordinglyIn response to that
thusly · wherefore · whence · thereby · therefrom · forthwith
For that reason
- thusIn this way
- consequentlyAs a result
- cogitoLatin for "I think"
- sumAddition's result
Formal deductive argument structure
- premiseFoundation for logical argument
- inferenceConclusion reached through reasoning
- conclusionEnd or deduction
- deductionConclusion from premises
proposition · axiom · theorem · corollary · validity · proof · reasoning · argument
For that reason
- resultWhat follows a cause
- outcomeFinal result of events
- effectResult of a cause
- conclusionEnd or deduction
upshot · corollary · ramification · implication · aftermath · repercussion · culmination · product
hence
For that reason
- thusIn this way
- soConsequently, as a result
- consequentlyAs a result
accordingly · thusly · wherefore · whence · thereby · therefrom · forthwith
hence
For that reason
- thusIn this way
- consequentlyAs a result
- cogitoLatin for "I think"
sum · quid · quo · facto · post · ante · veni · vici · cum · pro
syllogism
Formal deductive argument structure
- premiseFoundation for logical argument
- inferenceConclusion reached through reasoning
- conclusionEnd or deduction
deduction · proposition · axiom · theorem · corollary · validity · proof · reasoning · argument · QED
hence
For that reason
conclusion · upshot · corollary · ramification · implication · aftermath · repercussion · culmination · product · payoff
keyboard
Array of input keys
- workstationTechnical computing system
- chairSingle-person sitting furniture
- postureBody position, alignment
mouse · desk · seating · comfort · monitor · adjustable · lumbar · workplace · design
- Latin phrasesE pluribus unum, carpe diem, caveat emptor, veni vidi vici, ad astra
- Cultured Dairyyogurt, kefir, buttermilk, sour cream, cultured milk
- Latin Termsa priori, ab initio, ad hoc, ad lib, bona fide
- Latin Wordsad, ad nauseam, et, caveat emptor, affidavit
- causationcause, effect, because, causality, causation
- formal wordshereby, herein, thereof, thereby, whereby
ergohowever
Introduces a contrasting point
nevertheless · nonetheless · yet · but · although
ergogranted
Given or allowed officially
because · admittedly · since · to be sure · for
- ergonomic keyboardReshaped typing device for comfort
- ergonomic chairSeating designed for comfort
- ergonomic designStructure optimized for user comfort
- ergonomic furnitureItems designed for bodily comfort
- ergonomic mouseHand-shaped pointing device
- ergonomic gripHandle shaped for hands