Henceforth meaning in English
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Definition
henceforth: in the future, from this time forward, from now on, subsequently
Exercise 1
Which of the following words might replace the term "furthermore" in Bruno's email and express the same meaning?
Which of the following words might replace the term "furthermore" in Bruno's email and express the same meaning?
"Subsequently" means "as a result of" or "afterwards". It doesn't share a similar meaning with Bruno's term "furthermore" from the text. "Subsequently" is a word often used to introduce a conclusion, and never to express the sense of "additionally" or "in addition to".
"Periodically" has nothing in common with "furthermore", the term used by Bruno in the text.
"Furthermore" and "moreover" share very similar meanings. Both terms express that the writer or speaker wants to make an additional point, or add something to what has already been discussed or written about.
The term "henceforth" means "from now on", or "starting from now". It does not share a similar meaning with the term Bruno uses ("furthermore").
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