therewith
Along with it
Therewith is a formal or archaic adverb meaning "with that" or "immediately after that." It indicates accompaniment or consequence: He handed over the documents and therewith resigned his position.
The word survives mainly in legal and literary contexts, where it connects an action to what precedes it.
Without delay
- whereuponAfter which something happened
- wherewithBy which means
- thenceFrom that place
- whenceFrom what source
henceforth · thereunto · hereunto · betwixt · whilst · wherefore · heretofore · thusly
In continued motion
- togetherIn union or proximity
- accompanyingGoing along with another
- alongsideAt the side of
- simultaneouslyAt the same instant
concurrently · attached · connected · associated · coupled · combined · paired · joined
By this declaration
- whereofConcerning which thing
- aforementionedPreviously mentioned in text
- heretoforeUntil this point
- hereafterLife after death
aforesaid · hereinafter · hereunder · notwithstanding · pursuant · stipulated · covenant · provision
forthwith
Without delay
whence · henceforth · thereunto · hereunto · betwixt · whilst · wherefore · heretofore · thusly · anon
along
In continued motion
- togetherIn union or proximity
- accompanyingGoing along with another
- alongsideAt the side of
simultaneously · concurrently · attached · connected · associated · coupled · combined · paired · joined · included
hereby
By this declaration
- whereofConcerning which thing
- aforementionedPreviously mentioned in text
- heretoforeUntil this point
hereafter · aforesaid · hereinafter · hereunder · notwithstanding · pursuant · stipulated · covenant · provision · clause
therewithseparately
In distinct portions
independently · without · therewithal · sans · apart
therewithpreviously
Before the present moment
beforehand · earlier · later · subsequently · thereafter
therefore, thereafter, thereby, wherein, hitherto, herewith, thereupon, therein, thereof