Pronunciation: /ˈðɛrˌfɔr/
adverb used to introduce a logical conclusion or consequence
A1 I am late, therefore I will hurry.
A2 She missed the bus, therefore she had to walk to school.
B1 He forgot his lunch, therefore he had to buy something from the cafeteria.
B2 The team encountered a challenge, therefore they had to work together to overcome it.
C1 The company faced a lawsuit, therefore they had to settle out of court.
C2 The negotiations were at a standstill, therefore they had to bring in a mediator to facilitate the process.
conjunction used to introduce a logical conclusion or consequence
A1 I am hungry, therefore I will make some food.
A2 She studied hard for the exam, therefore she passed with flying colors.
B1 The weather forecast predicts rain, therefore I will bring an umbrella.
B2 He has a lot of experience in the field, therefore he is well-suited for the job.
C1 The company has seen a decline in profits, therefore they need to reevaluate their strategy.
C2 The evidence presented in court was overwhelming, therefore the defendant was found guilty.
formal The experiment yielded significant results; therefore, further research is warranted.
informal I studied hard for the test and aced it, so I'm treating myself to ice cream.
slang I saved up enough money, so I'm gonna splurge on some new kicks.
figurative She planted the seeds with care and watered them diligently; therefore, a beautiful garden bloomed in her backyard.
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