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thereupon

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there·up·on  (âr-pn, -pôn)
adv.
1. Concerning that matter; upon that.
2. Directly following that; forthwith.
3. In consequence of that; therefore.
thereupon
Adverb
Formal immediately after that; at that point
Translations
thereupon [ðɛərəˈpɔn] adv (= at that point) → en eso, en seguida
thereupon [ðɛərəˈpɔn] there adv (= at that point) → sur ce;
(formal) (= on that subject); à ce sujet
thereupon [ðɛərəˈpɔn] adv (= at that point) → darauf(hin)
thereupon [ðɛərəˈpɔn] adv (= at that point) → a quel punto;
(formal) (= on that subject); in merito


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