hereupon
Following this moment
Hereupon means at this point or immediately following this—a formal or archaic way of saying "whereupon" or "at which point": Hereupon the king rose and left the chamber.
The word appears almost exclusively in older texts or deliberately archaic prose.
Without any pause
- forthwithWithout delay
- straightawayWithout pause or hesitation
- instantlyWithout any pause
- promptlyWithout hesitation or delay
directly · at once · then · subsequently · following · afterward · next · ensuing
Conjunction signaling contrast
whereby · aforesaid · foregoing · stipulation · provision · clause · pursuant · accordance
Old and outdated
- obsoleteNo longer in use
- outmodedNo longer in fashion
- old-fashionedBelonging to earlier times
- datedOld-fashioned or courted
bygone · vintage · quaint · yesteryear · time-honored · olden · retro · formal
immediately
Without any pause
- forthwithWithout delay
- straightawayWithout pause or hesitation
- instantlyWithout any pause
promptly · directly · at once · then · subsequently · following · afterward · next · ensuing · consequent
whereas
Conjunction signaling contrast
wherein · whereby · aforesaid · foregoing · stipulation · provision · clause · pursuant · accordance · declaration
antiquated
Old and outdated
- obsoleteNo longer in use
- outmodedNo longer in fashion
- old-fashionedBelonging to earlier times
dated · bygone · vintage · quaint · yesteryear · time-honored · olden · retro · formal · stilted
hereuponbeforehand
In advance
previously · heretofore · earlier · hitherto · antecedently