thence in Greek
thence in Greek is εκείθεν — thence means from that place or from that time; from there.
thence in Greek
εκείθεν
Pronounced: ekeithen
(formal) From there, from that place or from that time.
What does "thence" mean?
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adv From that place or from that time; from there.
"We drove to Bristol and thence to Bath."
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adv As a result of that fact; therefore.
"He broke the contract, and thence lost the deal."
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thence in a sentence
- We drove to Bristol and thence to Bath.
- The tradition dates from the 1800s; thence comes the modern version.
- He broke the contract, and thence lost the deal.
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What is "thence" in Greek?
"thence" in Greek is εκείθεν. thence means: From that place or from that time; from there.
How do you pronounce εκείθεν?
"thence" in Greek is εκείθεν, pronounced "ekeithen".
How do you use "thence" in a sentence?
Example: "We drove to Bristol and thence to Bath." In Greek, "thence" is εκείθεν.
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