By virtue of what
Therefrom and by virtue of what are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Therefrom" instead an adverb phrase "By virtue of what".
Therefrom
Therefrom adverb - From that circumstance or source.
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Synonyms for Therefrom
By virtue of what and therefrom are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "By virtue of what" instead an adverb "Therefrom".
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Related pairs
- thence and by virtue of what
- thence and therefrom
- then and by virtue of what
- then and therefrom
- whence and by virtue of what
- whence and therefrom
- and so and by virtue of what
- and so and therefrom
- on account of and by virtue of what
- on account of and therefrom
- in consequence and by virtue of what
- in consequence and therefrom
- forasmuch as and by virtue of what
- forasmuch as and therefrom
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