henceforward

/'hens'fɔ:θ/ Cách viết khác : (henceforward) /'hens'fɔ:wəd/
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henceforward

Henceforward, we will meet in the new conference room.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • From this time forward; from now on: "henceforward" indicates that something will begin at the present moment and continue into the future.
Usage

"Henceforward" is a formal and somewhat literary adverb used to mark a point of change that starts immediately and applies to all future time. It is often used in legal, official, or formal written contexts to introduce new rules, titles, or states of being.

Examples
  • Adverb:
    • The new regulations will apply henceforward. (The new rules will be in effect starting now and for all future time.)
    • Henceforward, all reports must be submitted electronically. (Starting now and continuing, all reports must use the electronic system.)
    • She declared that henceforward she would be known by her married name. (She announced that from this moment on, she would use her married name.)
Advanced Usage
  • "Henceforward and forevermore": A very formal and emphatic phrase used to stress that something is permanent and eternal.
    • The treaty cedes the land to the nation henceforward and forevermore. (The treaty gives the land to the nation from now on, for all time.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Henceforth (adverb): This is the most common synonym for "henceforward" and is used interchangeably. The meaning is identical: from this time on.
    • The law, henceforth, prohibits such actions.
  • Hereafter (adverb): Can be a synonym but often has a more formal or legal tone and can also refer to life after death.
    • The document shall be referred to hereafter as "the Agreement".
Synonyms
  • From now on: Less formal equivalent.
  • From this day forward: More emphatic and formal.
  • In the future: Less specific about the immediate starting point.
Antonyms
  • Hitherto: Until now; up to this point.
  • Previously: At a time before now.
  • Heretofore: Before this time (formal).
Notes on Usage

"Henceforward" is less common in everyday spoken English than "from now on" or even "henceforth." It is primarily found in written texts such as legal documents, official proclamations, formal announcements, and literature.

henceforward

Henceforward, we will meet in the new conference room.

Adverb
  1. from this time forth; from now on
    • henceforth she will be known as Mrs. Smith

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