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Shak., Lear, iv. 2. 75. thereaway (Thar'a-wa"), adv. [ D'ye think we dinna ken the road to England as weel as our fathers before us? All evil comes out o' thereaway . Scott , Black Dwarf, viii. 2. In those parts; there; thereabout. loq.] [Col There be few wars thereaway wherein is not a great number of them [Zapolets] in both parties. Sir T. More, Utopia (tr. by Robinson), ii. 10. a consequence from what immediately precedes; they are all affected by their derivation or original meaning. Therefore , for this or that reason, on that account; wherefore, for which reason, on which account. There fore is the most formal of the words, and is consequently most used in mathematics, logic, and elaborate argument. The use of wherefore for therefore is not to be commended, as it is considered a Latinism to use a relative pronoun or its derivative for a demonstrative or its derivative in car rying on a thought; the development of this principle is modern, and gives to the demonstrative use of wherefore a tone of quaintne . Accordingly and consequently are more common in e ay and narrative writing; then and 80 in conversation, where brevity is most studied. The last four are more used to indicate practical sequences. the ref rot (whar-frō'), adv . [ there fro ; fro .] From that. And hudden [hid] here egges whan the i there - fro wente, For fere of other foules. Piers Plowman (B), xi. 345. therefrom (Thar-from'), adv . [ ME.therfram , thar from ; there + from .] From that. Analytical reasoning is a base and mechanical proce , which takes to pieces and examines, bit by bit, the rude material of knowledge, and extracts therefrom a few hard and obstinate things called facts. T. L. Peacock , Nightmare Abbey, vi. thereupon = MLG. daran = OHG. dārana , MHG. där ane , G. daran); Lyme and gravel comyxt thereon thou glide.