thence

adverb
UK: /ðens/
US: /ðens/

  1. From that place.

    1. We went to Paris, and thence to Rome.
    2. The information was gleaned from several sources, and thence disseminated widely.

  2. As a consequence; therefore.

    1. The old system was complex; thence, it was inefficient.
    2. The funds were insufficient; thence, the project was abandoned.

Synonyms

therefore hence consequently accordingly

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "thence" in English means: From that place., As a consequence; therefore..

The phonetic transcription of "thence" is /ðens/ in British English and /ðens/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "thence": therefore, hence, consequently, accordingly.

Example usage of "thence": "We went to Paris, and thence to Rome.". More examples on the page.