Thenceforward

usgb/ˈθɛnsˌfɔr.wɚd/
adverb

From that time onward; from that point in time.

The law was enacted, and thenceforward, all citizens were required to comply.
Visual representation of "thenceforward" - From that time onward; from that point in time.

Usage tips

Formal

from that point,following that,after that time

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Time Reference

It is useful to indicate when a story or an event picks up from; thenceforward can help clarify timelines.

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The decision was made, and thenceforward, things changed dramatically.
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Formal Usage

In legal or formal contexts, using thenceforward emphasizes the importance of continuity.

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The agreement was recognized, thenceforward making the terms binding.
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Literary Nuance

Writers use thenceforward to add gravitas to their narrative, enhancing the weight of events.

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The kingdom fell thenceforward into chaos.
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