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Definition of ergo - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
logicDated used to introduce a conclusion from previous statementsDated
- The weather was bad, ergo the event was canceled.
- He didn't study, ergo he failed the test.
- The roads were icy, ergo driving was hazardous.
Expressions with ergo
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expresses self-awareness through the act of thinking
Cogito, ergo sum means I am aware because I think.
assuming one event caused another just because it happened first
He thought rain caused the power outage, a post hoc ergo propter hoc error.
Origin of ergo
Latin, ergo (therefore)
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- Russian:следовательно, ...
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