Definition Synonyms
Definition of whereupon - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
consequenceDated as a result of whichDated
- She missed the bus whereupon she decided to walk.
2.
immediate sequenceDated at which point something happens immediatelyDated
- He finished his speech, whereupon everyone applauded.
Conjunction
1.
sequenceDated immediately after something happensDated
- He finished his speech, whereupon the audience applauded.
2.
resultDated as a result of somethingDated
- She missed the bus, whereupon she decided to walk.
Origin of whereupon
English, where (at which place) + upon (on)
Examples of whereupon in a sentence
The meeting was canceled, whereupon everyone left. The sun set, whereupon the streetlights turned on. The bell rang, whereupon the students left the classroom. The bell rang, whereupon the students rushed out. She signed the document, whereupon it became official. The alarm rang, whereupon everyone evacuated.
He apologized, whereupon she forgave him.
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- French:après quoi, sur quoi, ...
- German:woraufhin, daraufhin, ...
- Italian:dopodiché, e subito dopo, ...
- Spanish:tras lo cual, por lo que, ...
- Portuguese:após o que, pelo que, ...
- Chinese:结果, 随后, ...
- Japanese:その結果, すぐに, ...
- Arabic:عِنْدَئِذٍ, مُباشَرَةً بَعدَ ذلِك, ...
- Hebrew:כְּתַוצָּאָה מִכָּךְ, וּמִיָּד לְאַחַר מִכֵּן, ...
- Russian:в результате чего, тут же, ...
- Ukrainian:після чого, в той момент, ...
- Hindi:जिसके परिणामस्वरूप, जहाँ पर, ...
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