Pronunciation: /ðʌs/
adverb in a way that is true, correct, or accurate; in this way
A1 I woke up early, thus I arrived at work on time.
A2 She studied hard for the exam, thus she passed with flying colors.
B1 He saved money every month, thus he was able to buy a new car.
B2 The company invested in new technology, thus increasing its productivity.
C1 The research team conducted thorough experiments, thus proving their hypothesis.
C2 The negotiations were successful, thus leading to a mutually beneficial agreement.
conjunction used to introduce a logical conclusion or result
A1 I woke up early, thus I had plenty of time to get ready for work.
A2 She studied hard for the exam, thus she was able to pass with flying colors.
B1 He saved money every month, thus he was able to afford a new car.
B2 The team trained diligently, thus they were well-prepared for the competition.
C1 The company invested in new technology, thus increasing their productivity.
C2 The research team conducted extensive experiments, thus proving their hypothesis correct.
formal The experiment yielded positive results, thus proving our hypothesis correct.
informal I studied hard for the exam and thus aced it!
slang I decided to skip class and thus got in trouble with the teacher.
figurative She planted the seeds carefully and thus watched her garden bloom beautifully.
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