
Ergo
Academic Tone
Ergo is often used in scholarly texts, giving a formal tone to the argument or conclusion.

The experiment was flawed, ergo the data is unreliable.
Cause and Effect
Use 'ergo' to connect a cause directly with its effect or outcome in a clear and logical manner.

He is not eligible to vote, ergo he cannot participate in the elections.
Not for Everyday Speech
'Ergo' is less common in casual conversation; it's more suited to written and formal spoken contexts.

She was the only witness, ergo her testimony is crucial.
Compare with
AccordingConsequentHenceSoThereforeThus
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