ADVERB

mithin/mɪtˈhɪn/therefore; thus; consequently

mithin is a German adverb that means therefore, thus, or consequently. It is pronounced /mɪtˈhɪn/.

Definitions

1.therefore; consequently; thus (used in written or formal logical conclusions)(formal conclusion)

a.introducing a deduction or consequence

Die Beweise sind eindeutig, mithin ist der Angeklagte schuldig.—The evidence is clear, therefore the defendant is guilty.

Frequently asked questions

What does "mithin" mean in English?
"mithin" means therefore, thus, or consequently. It is a German adverb.
How do you pronounce "mithin"?
"mithin" is pronounced /mɪtˈhɪn/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
What part of speech is "mithin"?
"mithin" is a adverb in German.

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Make “mithin” stick.

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