Thereto
/ˌðerˈtuː/adverb
To that or it.
He attached the document thereto.
Often appears as...
- x attached thereto
- y added thereto
Usage tips
Formal
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Legal Context
Often used in legal, formal, or technical writing to refer to a previously mentioned subject.
The rights of the parties thereto shall be respected.
Pro Tip 2/3Old-fashioned
'Thereto' can sound outdated; modern English typically uses simpler terms like 'to it' or 'to that'.
She added her signature to that.
Pro Tip 3/3Precision
Use 'thereto' for precise reference to something specific mentioned earlier.
A clause was appended thereto for clarification.
Compare with
additionalalsobesidesfurthermorelikewisemoreover
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