Pronunciation: /ˈðɛrˌbaɪ/
adverb in a way that is a result of something else
A1 She watered the plants, thereby helping them grow.
A2 He saved money every month, thereby building up his savings.
B1 The new law will reduce emissions, thereby improving air quality.
B2 The company invested in new technology, thereby increasing efficiency.
C1 The government implemented new policies, thereby stimulating economic growth.
C2 The research team conducted experiments, thereby advancing scientific knowledge.
preposition by that means or because of that
A1 I watered the plants, thereby helping them grow.
A2 She saved money every month, thereby creating a safety net for emergencies.
B1 The company invested in new technology, thereby improving efficiency.
B2 The new regulations reduced pollution levels, thereby benefiting the environment.
C1 The treaty was signed, thereby establishing peace in the region.
C2 The merger was completed, thereby solidifying the company's position in the market.
formal The new policy aims to streamline operations, thereby increasing efficiency.
informal I decided to take a shortcut and thereby avoid the traffic.
slang I snuck out early, thereby dodging the boring meeting.
figurative By following his advice, she was able to navigate through the difficult situation, thereby finding a solution.
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