thereto
Toward the aforementioned
Thereto means to that thing just mentioned—a formal or legal way of saying "to it" or "to that": the contract and all amendments thereto.
The word appears almost exclusively in legal, bureaucratic, or archaic contexts.
In everyday speech, people simply say "to it" or "to that."
Provision in agreement
- provisionPreparatory supply or clause
- agreementShared position between parties
- partiesOrganized social gatherings
- annexedIncorporated into one's domain
attached · appended · addendum · schedule · exhibit · appendix · covenant · stipulation
To this point
hereupon · hereof · wherewith · wherein · whereby · whereupon · whereof · herewith
In a supplementary way
- furthermoreWord adding more points
- moreoverWord adding information
- besidesIn addition to
- in additionAs an extra element
also · further · plus · likewise · supplementary · appurtenant · incidental · ancillary
clause
Provision in agreement
- provisionPreparatory supply or clause
- agreementShared position between parties
- partiesOrganized social gatherings
annexed · attached · appended · addendum · schedule · exhibit · appendix · covenant · stipulation · signatories
hereunto
To this point
hereby · hereupon · hereof · wherewith · wherein · whereby · whereupon · whereof · herewith · hitherto
additionally
In a supplementary way
- furthermoreWord adding more points
- moreoverWord adding information
- besidesIn addition to
in addition · also · further · plus · likewise · supplementary · appurtenant · incidental · ancillary · accessory
- legalesehereby, herein, hereinafter, hereof, hereto
- archaic adverbsanon, betimes, ere, erstwhile, forsooth
- contractsbinding contracts, contract length, lease, clause, contract terms
- legal termstrial, legal, appeal, lawsuit, law
- therein lies the rubThat's where difficulty emerges
thereafter, thereby, thereupon, therein, thereof, thereon, thereunder, therefrom, therewith