thereby
Pronunciation: [ˈðɛrˌbaɪ]
Word
Context: "cause and effect"
(adverb) It means by that means or as a result of that. When you do something and it causes something else to happen, you can say 'thereby' to connect the two.
Example
She studied hard for the test, thereby improving her grades.
Example
He skipped lunch, thereby not being able to concentrate in class.
Example
Did she complete the project on time, thereby impressing her teacher?
Context: "logical relationship"
(adverb) It shows a connection between an action and its result. It explains how one action causes another to happen.
Example
The company lowered its prices, thereby attracting more customers.
Example
He missed the train, thereby making him late to the meeting.
Example
Did they extend the deadline, thereby allowing more people to participate?
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