whereby
Pronunciation: [wɛrˈbaɪ]
Word
Context: “method or process”
(adverb) it means by which something is done or achieved. If there's a way to reach a goal or a method to solve a problem, you can use 'whereby' to explain that method.
Example
The company introduced a new policy whereby employees can work from home three days a week.
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There is no clear method whereby we can solve this problem quickly.
Example
Can you explain the process whereby we can submit our applications?
Context: “relationship”
(conjunction) it introduces a clause that explains how something happens or is done. It's like saying 'in such a way that' to connect two ideas.
Example
She created a plan whereby everyone contributes to the project equally.
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The proposal lacks a clear way whereby tasks will be assigned.
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What are the steps whereby we can improve our team’s communication?
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