Thereto - Meaning, Definition & English Examples
Thereto is a formal adverb meaning 'to that' or 'to it,' often used in legal or formal contexts to refer back to something previously mentioned, such as an action or object.
thereto
Definition:
To that, in addition to that, or concerning that matter.
Synonyms:
theretofore, thereunto, besides
Part of Speech:
adverb
Antonyms:
therefrom, away
Common Collocations:
attached thereto, related thereto, pertaining thereto
Derivatives:
thereunto, therewithal
Usage Tips:
Use "thereto" in formal or legal contexts to refer to something previously mentioned.
Common Phrases:
hereto and thereto, with reference thereto, as an addition thereto
Etymology:
Derived from Old English "þǣr tō," meaning "to that."
Examples:
- 1. The contract includes all clauses and amendments attached thereto.
- 2. She agreed to the terms and signed her name thereto.
- 3. The report and the documents annexed thereto were reviewed carefully.
- 4. He added his comments and submitted them thereto for approval.