herewith

/'hiə'wið/

Friendly

Certainly!

Definition:

Herewith is an adverb that means "by means of this" or "with this." It is often used in formal writing or communication to indicate that something is being included or attached with the message you are sending.

Usage Instructions:

• Context: Use "herewith" in formal letters, documents, or official communications.
• Tone: It gives a formal tone, so it’s not commonly used in everyday conversation.
• Placement: Typically, it is placed early in a sentence to refer to something that is included or attached.

Example:

• "I am sending you the report herewith."
  • This means "I am sending you the report along with this message."

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "herewith" can be used in legal documents or official announcements: - "Herewith, we submit our application for your consideration." - "Please find herewith the necessary documents for your review."

Word Variants:

• Hereby: This means "by this means" and is used to indicate an action being done with the statement. For example, "I hereby declare this meeting open."
• Herein: This means "in this document" or "within this." For example, "The terms herein are applicable to all parties involved."

Different Meanings:

"Herewith" primarily has one clear meaning related to formal communication, and it does not have many variations in meaning.

Synonyms:

Some synonyms for "herewith" include: - "With this" - "Enclosed" (often used in letters) - "Attached"

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• "With this letter": A less formal alternative to introduce additional documents.
• "Attached please find": Another way to indicate that something is included with the correspondence.

Summary:

"Herewith" is a formal way to say that something is included with your message. It is commonly used in official documents and letters, and it adds a serious tone to your writing.

Academic

Adverb

1. (formal) by means of this
   • I hereby declare you man and wife

Synonyms

• hereby