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herewith
Herewith (adv) means Along with this; enclosed with this letter or document. Example: “Please find herewith a copy of the signed agreement.”
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Along with this; enclosed with this letter or document.
"Please find herewith a copy of the signed agreement."
How to use herewith
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishMeans "with this," typically used to say something is attached or included.
When to use it
Formal, mainly used in business letters and legal documents.
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Etymology
From Old English herwiþ, literally "here" plus "with."
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Frequently asked questions
What does “herewith” mean?
The word “herewith” means along with this; enclosed with this letter or document. In plain terms, means "with this," typically used to say something is attached or included.
How do you use “herewith” in a sentence?
Here is “herewith” used in a sentence: “Please find herewith a copy of the signed agreement.”
What part of speech is “herewith”?
“Herewith” is an adverb.
Where does the word “herewith” come from?
The word “herewith” comes from Old English. From Old English herwiþ, literally "here" plus "with.".
