ergo
ˈɜrgoʊ
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Definition of ergo - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

logicDatedused 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.
hence therefore thus
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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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  1. French:donc, ...
  2. German:folglich, ...
  3. Italian:ergo, ...
  4. Spanish:por lo tanto, ...
  5. Portuguese:logo, ...
  6. Chinese:因此, ...
  7. Japanese:したがって, ...
  8. Arabic:لِذٰلِك, ...
  9. Hebrew:לָכֵן, ...
  10. Russian:следовательно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:отже, ...
  12. Hindi:इसलिए, ...

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